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Create an account and point Graphlit at a repository. It reads the code, derives the architecture graph, and tells you where the two have already drifted apart. No card, and nothing to wait for.
Free to start. Import a repo and the graph is there in minutes.
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Where it pays off fastest
You have a real codebase
Where the sync layer earns its keep fastest.
Mixed Python and TypeScript
The case nothing else handles well.
Somebody left and took the architecture with them
Deriving the map from code beats deriving it from memory.
You would rather be told when it is wrong
The checks are deterministic, so a finding is a fact you can go and look at.
What you get
- A free tier that is the whole product under quota, not a demo
- The launch price locked for twelve months if you upgrade early
- The real changelog, including what broke
- A direct line: replies reach a person, not a queue
What you see on day one