Gitvize

What it does

GitVize turns any GitHub repository into an interactive visual experience. Just replace "hub" with "vize" in any GitHub URL: github.com/facebook/react → gitvize.com/facebook/react What you get: - Physics-based file tree graph - AI-generated architecture diagram showing how modules relate - Contributor network showing collaboration patterns - Code import relationships between files - Branch and commit history visualization Works on any public GitHub repo instantly. No signup required.

Turn any GitHub repository into stunning, interactive visualizations. Architecture diagrams, file trees, contributor networks, and more — all AI-powered.

Transform any repo into interactive architecture diagrams, file trees, contributor networks, and more. Powered by AI, built for developers. Starting at a new job or contributing to open source? See the entire architecture in seconds instead of spending hours reading file trees. Understand what a PR actually touches and how those files connect to the rest of the codebase before reviewing a single line. Navigate large repos by seeing which files are most connected. Hub nodes are the ones that matter most. See exactly which files import which, where circular dependencies exist, and which modules are most coupled. Enter any GitHub repository URL or owner/repo slug. Works with public and private…from gitvize.com

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