Evidence becomes a map
Use the coding agent already in your repository to create architecture JSON. Import it to see components, dependencies and source evidence together.
Website / Architecture tool
Atlas
By MIZU Studio
Turn repository evidence into an editable map of how your software fits together
- Year
- 2026
- Our contribution
- Product design / Development
The idea
Software architecture, made clear.
Atlas makes software architecture easier to understand. We designed and built a browser-based workspace that turns repository evidence into an interactive map of components and their relationships, whether the project is a website, backend, mobile app, desktop tool, library or mixed system.
Inside the product
Explore and refine
Pan, filter and inspect a system, switch to dependency-step Timeline view, then edit the map with undo and redo. Export JSON, SVG or PNG.
Choose how to share
Work locally without an account, share an independent snapshot, or use optional cloud workspaces with owner-controlled read-only live links.
In practice
Explore an example graph
Explore the TechFlow customer-support system as a read-only map of 36 components and 81 connections. The software was built separately; Atlas maps how its parts fit together.
Explore an example graph
How we built it
The workspace runs on HTML, CSS and JavaScript modules. Local maps stay in browser storage; optional Google sign-in and Firestore provide cloud workspaces and owner-controlled sharing. Atlas imports architecture evidence without uploading source repository files.
- JavaScript
- Browser storage
- Firebase
- Firestore
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