Graphy helps engineering teams map microservices, APIs, databases, queues, and internal service flows in one interactive workspace.
Teams rely on outdated diagrams, wiki pages, READMEs, Swagger files, Slack threads, and tribal knowledge. The real shape of the system lives in people's heads.
A diagram is accurate the day it's drawn and wrong a sprint later. Nobody updates the PNG in the wiki.
Following a single request across gateways, services, queues, and databases means hopping between six tabs.
When something breaks at 2am, “who owns this service?” shouldn't be the hardest question to answer.
Every node in Graphy is meaningful. Instead of boxes and arrows, each one is a real entity that carries the context your team actually needs.
Purpose-built for backend architecture — not a generic whiteboard.
Pan, zoom, and drag your whole architecture on an infinite canvas.
Drill from the system view into a single service and its internals.
See exactly how a single endpoint validates, branches, and persists.
Edges represent actual calls — REST, gRPC, DB writes, Kafka publishes.
Click any node to highlight its end-to-end flow and fade the rest.
Toggle node types on and off to keep large diagrams readable.
Rich metadata on every node — searchable and filterable.
Find any service, endpoint, or topic instantly with search.
Start building living architecture maps for your engineering team — free to explore, no setup required.