Through various application scenarios, rNets has proven to be a highly effective tool for the visualization of thermodynamic and kinetic properties within catalytic reaction networks. Its design is both minimalist and modular, ensuring straightforward integration with kinetic analysis software. This design choice offers users previews of reactions as well as comprehensive microkinetic analyses. Furthermore, rNets' user-friendly, table-based input system significantly reduces the learning curve, making it readily accessible even to chemists with limited programming expertise. As a pivotal advancement in open-source visualization tools for the chemistry sector, rNets exemplifies the power of simplifying the representation of complex data, thereby broadening its accessibility and utility in the community.