CodeAtlas
Hey everyone 👋
I built CodeAtlas because I kept getting lost in unfamiliar codebases — jumping between files, trying to understand how everything connects.
So I thought: what if you could see a codebase instead?
CodeAtlas turns a GitHub repo into an interactive graph of file dependencies. You can explore how files are connected, click into them, and get a visual sense of the structure instead of digging through folders.
Right now it supports JavaScript/TypeScript projects and focuses on import relationships. It’s still early, but already really useful for quickly understanding smaller to mid-sized repos.
Would genuinely love your feedback — especially:
Does the graph actually help you understand code faster?
What would make this more useful in real workflows?
Any features you’d want if you used this regularly?
Thanks for checking it out
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