Gramit
Diagrams that nest, so complexity stays readable
What it does
Every diagram breaks as the system grows. You get one unreadable canvas or ten disconnected files. In Gramit, any node can contain its own diagram, so you zoom from context to detail without losing the thread. Built for engineers documenting real architectures.
A free whiteboard where every node opens into its own diagram. Flowcharts, system architecture, YAML in and out, AI-friendly — no sign-up, boards stay in your browser.
Gramit is a free whiteboard where any node can open into its own board. Sketch the big picture, then step inside it and keep drawing — one level down, as deep as the system goes. A service is a box — until you need what’s inside it. In Gramit, any node can hold a whole board of its own: step in for the detail, climb back out for the big picture. One document, every altitude. Try the miniature below. Every board speaks YAML. Describe nodes, edges and subflows in the side panel and the canvas draws itself — or sketch by hand and read it back as tidy YAML. Diff it, review it, generate it. There’s a spec written for machines. Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot — whichever assistant is…from gramit.io
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