YOUR CODEBASE, CONNECTED

Explore a repository.
Follow its connections.

Open a GitHub repository in a workspace for files, architecture,
contributors, branch history and dependencies.

Start with a GitHub repository

Public repositories can open without a token; GitHub rate limits apply. Private repositories require access.

Or open an examplereact next.js vscode

FILE TREE WORKSPACELocal demo · select a file

example / repository mainLocal demo · 3 files

File TreeArchitectureContributorsBranchesDependencies

Repository connections3 files

repositorymain branch

Select a file to inspect its code

File inspector

app/page.tsx

Entry point

page.tsx

The page that brings the interface together.

import { Map } from "@/components/Map";
import { getRepository } from "@/lib/github";

export default async function Page() {
  const repo = await getRepository();
  return <Map repository={repo} />;
}

Illustrative files and code. No repository requests.Five views in the full workspace.

BUILT FOR THE MOMENT YOU ASK

“Where do I even start?”

A new project, a tricky review, or a repo you're curious about.
Get your bearings before you get into the details.

File explorer

Follow the connections.

Browse files, inspect code and explore repository connections in the File Tree workspace.

Architecture

Start with the big picture.

See the modules behind the code. Get an automatic architecture overview, with optional AI analysis for more context.

Repository insights

Understand the backstory.

Explore branches and available commit history alongside contributors and dependencies.

OPEN SOURCE, OPEN TO EXPLORE

Pick a starting point.

Open in the workspace

react

A declarative, efficient, and flexible JavaScript library for building user interfaces

facebookJavaScript

next.js

The React Framework for the Web

vercelJavaScript

vscode

Visual Studio Code — Code editing, redefined

microsoftTypeScript

deno

A modern runtime for JavaScript and TypeScript

denolandRust

FROM URL TO WORKSPACE

Start with a repository.
Explore the code.

Explore a repository

01
Choose a repository
Paste a GitHub URL or owner/repo. A token may be needed for private access or higher GitHub limits.
02
Load the available data
Gitvize loads repository files and available metadata and history. Partial results and loading errors are shown in the workspace.
03
Explore the workspace
Search for a file, inspect its code, or switch views to explore architecture, contributors, branch history and dependencies.