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The diagrams doctors, engineers, and lawyers actually use.
All 50 diagram types, grouped by cluster — each follows a published standard, shows the version it shipped, and renders every example form we test.
Relationships
5Family diagram with emotional, medical, and generational notation.
Radial diagram of a client's connections to external systems.
Clinical genetic-counselling pedigree with affected/carrier states.
Rectangular cladogram from a Newick/NHX tree string.
Force-directed social network graph with edge types and weights.
Electrical & Industrial
11Digital signal timing diagram with clocks, buses, and annotations.
IEEE 91 logic-gate diagram from a gate-list DSL.
Positional circuit schematic with resistors, sources, transistors.
Transfer-function block diagram with summing junctions and feedback.
IEC 61131-3 ladder-logic program with rungs, contacts, coils.
IEC 61131-3 §6.4 function blocks wired through named ports.
IEC 61131-3 §6.5 step + transition state machine for cyclic PLC sequences.
Electrical power distribution single-line (one-line) diagram.
ISA-5.1 process equipment, valves, and instrument bubbles.
Fritzing-style breadboard view — physical wiring of Arduino / ESP32 / Pi prototypes.
AWS A2.4 / ISO 2553 welding callouts — the reference-line skeleton with weld glyphs, dimensions, and supplementary symbols placed correct-by-construction.
Behavior Modeling
5UML 2.5 / Harel statechart with composite states and pseudo-states.
OMG BPMN 2.0 — pools and lanes, events, gateways, tasks for organizational processes.
UML 2.5.1 use case diagram — captures what a system does and for whom: actors, use cases, a subject boundary, and include/extend/generalization.
UML 2.5.1 §17 interaction diagram — shows how participants exchange messages over time (who calls whom, in what order): lifelines, activations, and all twelve combined fragments.
Discrete-time Markov chain — circles + probability arcs, with the stationary distribution and recurrent/transient/absorbing classification computed for you.
Software / UML
2OMG UML 2.5.1 class diagram — classifiers (class / abstract / interface / enum / datatype / primitive) joined by the six relationship kinds, with visibility, multiplicity, and stereotypes.
Branch-and-merge commit history on per-branch swimlanes — Mermaid gitGraph compatible.
Corporate & Legal
4Corporate ownership hierarchy with percentage rollup.
Database schema diagram (crow's-foot tabular entities + cardinality glyphs).
Corporate or team reporting-line hierarchy.
ARIS business-process notation — alternating events (red hexagons) and functions (green rounded rects) joined by AND/OR/XOR connectors, with the alternation rule validated.
Causality & Analysis
4Ishikawa cause-and-effect diagram with categorised root causes.
Set-theoretic Venn / Euler diagram with 2, 3, or 4 sets.
Decision/classification tree with splits, probabilities, leaves.
System-dynamics feedback map — signed causal links the engine reads to classify each loop as reinforcing (R) or balancing (B).
Strategy
22×2 / 3×3 / N×M matrix diagrams (Eisenhower, BCG, heatmap).
One engine for compare-and-contrast — T-chart, pros/cons, comparison matrix, and the Pugh decision matrix that computes its own winner.
Knowledge
1Radial or markmap-style mindmap from markdown headings.
Research
1PRISMA 2020 — the mandatory four-row flow diagram for systematic reviews and meta-analyses.
Project Management
2Activity-on-node project schedule that computes ES/EF/LS/LF, slack, and the critical path — rendered as a network, a timescale, or a calendar Gantt.
Federal function-modelling standard — boxes are activities, arrows are positional (the ICOM rule: Input-left, Control-top, Output-right, Mechanism-bottom).
Concurrency
1Place/transition net that computes the dynamics — enabled transitions and token firing, not just shapes.
Risk & Reliability
5Deductive top-down reliability analysis — decompose one undesired top event through Boolean AND/OR/voting gates to basic component failures; the engine computes the minimal cut sets and the top-event probability.
Barrier-based risk management — one hazard's top event (the knot) with threats fanning in through preventative barriers on the left and consequences fanning out through mitigative barriers on the right, the whole shaped like a bow tie.
Forward-looking risk: one initiating event branches through each safety function into outcome sequences, with computed path frequencies.
The reliability worksheet that computes its own risk — RPN = S×O×D plus AIAG-VDA Action Priority, ranked and colour-coded.
The success-logic diagram that computes its own system reliability — series/parallel/k-of-n reduction, Birnbaum importance, and single-point-of-failure detection.
Network & Infrastructure
2IT / CCTV network topology with Cisco-convention device icons, typed links, subnets/VLANs, and topology-correct layout.
Security data-flow diagram where the engine annotates each element with its applicable STRIDE threats and flags every flow that crosses a trust boundary.
Architecture & Space
22D architectural floor plans & space layouts — poché walls with automatic shared-wall merging, door swing arcs, windows, and an auto-seating furniture catalog with collision validation.
Presentation-grade parcel, road, and property layout diagrams — irregular lot boundaries, building footprints, driveways, setbacks, easements, frontage, trees, parking, dimensions, callouts, north arrow, and scale bar.
Sports & Tactics
1Multi-sport tactics boards from one paragraph of text — American football X&O, basketball half-court sets, and soccer team shapes drawn in coaching-standard notation, each sport on its own correctly-scaled field/court/pitch.