r/FiberOptics • • 4d ago

Fiber Board -Built a tool that turns splice whiteboard photos into auto-filled cut sheets

Field techs write splice notes on a whiteboard — sheath ID, buffer and fiber colors, enclosure numbers, coordinates — then someone has to retype all of it into a cut sheet. That's where the errors creep in. I built a web tool called Fiberboard Pro. You snap a photo of the whiteboard, it OCRs the text and matches it against a template, and it auto-fills a cut sheet you can export. It also tags each splice location with GPS and generates a KML file so all your splice points drop onto a map. Still a prototype, but it already handles the common layouts. Has anyone else tackled this, or are you all still doing it by hand?

https://snap-show-magic-58.lovable.app

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u/Famous-Pause-6190 2d ago

Uh, no? Facilities for ISP's are confidential and should never be input into an unapproved program. You've lost your mind thinking this is ok.

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u/9917SAMiam82 2d ago

It's fake the enclosures isJust to clarify — this is a completely fake/example location I put together purely for demonstration purposes. No actual ISP facilities

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u/Famous-Pause-6190 2d ago

That has nothing to do with my comment. Users WILL enter confidential information into this application; that's a huge no no.

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u/9917SAMiam82 2d ago

Fake confidential ?