Engineering · early access

Your architecture diagram is eighteen months old. Your code isn't.

Somebody drew it for a review, it was accurate for a week, and it has been quietly wrong ever since. Meanwhile the auditors want governance docs, the new hires want a map, and your architects want to stop drawing the same boxes every quarter.

Designed to run in your account

The planned deployment is a CloudFormation stack in an AWS account you control, so the code can be read in place instead of cloned into a vendor's infrastructure.

This is the first question your security team will ask, so it is the first constraint in the product design.

What it will generate

• Architecture diagrams from the code that is actually deployed
• Change-management diagrams — what moves when this moves
• Governance docs mapping services to owners and to data
• Security documentation: trust boundaries, data flows, what talks to what

Who it's for

Engineering organizations large enough that no single person holds the whole picture, and regulated enough that someone will eventually ask them to prove they do.