From code dump to clear map

Don't ship slop. See and understand everything your product runs on.

Read-only GitHub access. Free during beta.

An isometric map of a product's repos, database and integrations

Finally, a source of truth for your whole product

One canvas

Stop tab-switching between five diagrams that all disagree with each other. One continuous map, from the whole product down to a single symbol.

Demo graphDemo graph
Search nodes, files, tables…

Root

Core logic

logicconfirmedfresh
summaryraw

Built from the parsed graph

Coordinates work between the interface and the data layer.

Timeline

A few days ago · change detected

Moments ago · synced

Connections (3)

Interface
Data layer
+1 more
acme/platform · 6 in view

Find anything

Stop hunting across repos and spreadsheets for where a thing actually lives. One search, the exact file, table or service.

payments webhook⌘K
Payments webhookfile
webhook_eventstable
Stripeservice

Plain English

You shouldn't need to read code to point at your own product. Every file gets a name a human would actually say.

src/services/billing/prorated-invoice-line-item-calculator.tsProrated billing calculator

GitHub, synced

Stop asking in Slack who owns this. Contributors, open PRs and recent activity are just there, pulled straight from GitHub.

ADJOMC
Open PR #142 · 2 days ago

Real collaboration

No more screenshots in Slack, no more "is this still true?" Everyone works from the same living map.

Always current

Never make a call on stale information without knowing it. If the map is behind, it says so - out loud, not in fine print.

Synced 2 minutes ago

Database, mapped

That schema diagram nobody's opened since the day it was made? Gone. Tables and relationships live in the map itself.

It already reads the stack you write in.

cleap maps any TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Go, Ruby, PHP, Swift, Kotlin, Java or Rust repository, single-file components included: .vue, .svelte, .astro. Pick a framework to see the line it reads and the URL it gets out.

Screens

The pages people land on, and the URL each one serves.

You write

app/blog/[slug]/page.tsx

cleap reads

/blog/[slug]

Route groups and parallel slots add no segment.

APIs

Every endpoint, its method, and the handler behind it.

You write

app.get('/users/:id', showUser)

cleap reads

GET /users/:id

Handled by showUser().

A repo built on none of these still maps in full, minus the screen and endpoint labels.

Your agent writes the code. This is where you read it.

Every file your agent writes lands on the map, named in plain English and wired to what it touches. See what your product became without reading a diff.

Your whole team, on the same map

Not just for the engineers who wrote it. Founders, PMs, designers and the newest hire all read the same living map, so "how does this work?" gets answered by looking, not by interrupting an engineer.

FounderDesignerNewest hirePM

cleap is in early beta.

Connect a source and see your product as a map.

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