Entities transforms raw JSON into an interactive node graph you can explore, search, and edit. Paste JSON, upload a file, or fetch from a live API. Instantly see structure, relationships, and depth—no more scanning endless text. Includes a built-in REST client, Swagger import, regex search, and in-place editing. Built entirely in the browser. Built with Agiloop.

Hey Product Hunt 👋 We built Entities because we were tired of debugging JSON by scrolling through walls of text. Even with formatters and tree views, you still have to scan line by line to understand structure. That breaks down fast with real-world API responses. So we wanted something different: 👉 See JSON as a graph, not text 👉 Understand relationships instantly 👉 Interact with it, not just read it What makes Entities different: - Visual node graph (objects, arrays, values) - Built-in REST client (no Postman switching) - Swagger/OpenAPI import → explore endpoints instantly - Regex search across keys + values - Edit directly on the canvas Big unlock for us: You stop asking “where is this field?” …and start seeing how everything connects. Also—this matters: Entities was built entirely using Agiloop. It’s not just a demo—it’s a real, production-grade app that shows what happens when you move from: 👉 managing backlogs 👉 to defining intent and letting AI execute Would love your feedback: - What’s missing? - Where does this break down? - Would you actually use this in your workflow? 👇 I’ll be here all day responding

Wow. Didn't know if this was even possible. Great tool

@colenikol Thanks ! Hope it helps you in your endeavors!

beautiful visualization, great job!

@anneliese Thanks! Hope it is useful to you and all the developers out there!

Wow. Didn't know if this was even possible. Great tool

@colenikol Thanks ! Hope it helps you in your endeavors!

beautiful visualization, great job!

@anneliese Thanks! Hope it is useful to you and all the developers out there!

Entities — Visual JSON Explorer

Turn JSON into a visual graph + built-in REST client

Turn JSON into a visual graph + built-in REST client