About FiberQ
FiberQ is an open-source QGIS plugin built for fast, practical fiber network design. It helps telecom engineers and GIS teams go from map → design → export-ready data, without vendor lock-in.
Why we built it
Fiber projects live at the intersection of geography, infrastructure, and messy reality. We wanted a tool that stays inside QGIS, works with standard GIS workflows, and produces clean outputs for documentation and PostGIS—without expensive licenses.
Open-source by default
Transparent code, community contributions, and long-term maintainability.
QGIS-first workflow
Built to feel native in QGIS—not like a separate ecosystem.
Practical outputs
The goal is usable deliverables: layers, tables, and publish-ready data.
What you can do with FiberQ
Design routes, place network elements, generate documentation-ready layers, and prepare data for PostGIS and web maps—without leaving QGIS.
Roadmap
Better translation consistency, stronger validation checks, improved preview/publish workflows, and compatibility testing for upcoming QGIS releases.
Community
Bug reports, testing, documentation improvements, and small fixes matter. Contributors can receive a FiberQ Contributor Certificate as a thank-you.
Disclaimer
FiberQ is provided “as is” with no warranty. Always validate outputs against your project standards and local regulations.
Get involved
- Report an issue
- Submit a pull request
- Help test on new QGIS versions
- Improve docs and examples
Roadmap mindset
- Ship improvements that reduce real-world field mistakes.
- Prefer open standards and portable project files.
- Keep the workflow simple, fast, and GIS-native.
“Open tools win when they respect real workflows and real deadlines.”
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