What people map with Netgraf
A relationship map is useful anywhere the ties between people matter more than the list of people. These guides cover the jobs it is most often used for, each with the steps to follow, what to record on each tie, and an example map to copy.
- Classroom sociogram makerMake a classroom sociogram free: collect students' choices, import them from a spreadsheet, and see stars, isolates and friendship groups. No account.
- Stakeholder mapMap stakeholders as a network, not a grid: who holds influence, who is allied or opposed, and who can reach the decision maker. Free template, no account.
- Investigation link chartDraw a link analysis chart for journalism, OSINT or due diligence: people, companies and ties, each with a source and a confidence level. Free and unlisted.
- Character relationship mapMake a character map for a novel, a TV series or a game: every character, every tie, colour-coded by kind, with a timeline that follows the plot. Free.
- Organizational network analysisOrganizational network analysis maps how work really flows between people, beyond the org chart. Find hidden experts, bottlenecks and silos, free.
- Company ownership mapDraw who owns what: shareholders, holding companies, subsidiaries and the people behind them, each stake sourced and dated. Free ownership structure chart.
- Family business and dynasty mapMap a family business across generations: family ties, board seats, holdings and succession, in one diagram with a timeline. Examples from real dynasties.
- Founder and alumni networksMap the founders, investors and alumni behind a group of companies, like the PayPal Mafia or Y Combinator, with every tie dated and sourced.
Draw your own
Free, no account, and private by default. Start blank, import a spreadsheet, or describe the network in words.