Scanopy offers a tool for visualizing network architectures through automatic scanning. It identifies hosts and services within a network, generating interactive diagrams that help users document their setups effortlessly. Key features include automatic discovery of over 200 service types, such as databases and web servers, and the ability to create customizable visual topologies. The tool supports distributed scanning by deploying daemons across different network segments, making it suitable for complex environments. For users who prefer not to manage infrastructure, Scanopy Cloud provides a hosted solution with a free trial option. The software can be self-hosted under AGPL-3.0, which requires compliance with open-source licensing, or through a commercial license for those who need different terms. Deployment is straightforward, with instructions available for Docker and platforms like Proxmox and Unraid. The application also accommodates multi-user environments with role-based permissions, making it useful for IT professionals, system administrators, and DevOps teams. Community involvement is encouraged, with opportunities to contribute by adding service definitions, translating the tool, or reporting issues. Users can connect via Discord for support or participate in discussions on GitHub. Scanopy also emphasizes regular updates to documentation through scheduled scans, ensuring that network inventories remain accurate over time.