Dia
A classic open desktop diagram editor with flowchart, UML, network, and circuit shape sets, extensible XML shapes, and multiple export formats.
Why use it
It remains useful on restricted networks or older hardware for technical flows and level-dependency diagrams without cloud accounts.
Where it fits
Use prototypes and playtests to find core experience problems while they are still cheap to fix.
What to check
The interface and interaction model are traditional and collaboration is file-based; complex modern architecture or presentation-polished diagrams may need another tool.