Hey Product Hunt! I built GitSee because understanding an unfamiliar repository usually takes far too long. A short GitHub description rarely explains what a project actually does, how it is structured, whether it is maintained, or whether it fits your needs. GitSee started as a repository discovery and comparison tool. It has now grown into three focused workflows: 1. Discover repositories using keywords or plain-language requirements. 2. Explain any public GitHub repository with a simple summary, folder map, architecture, setup guide, design patterns, and reuse ideas. 3. Analyze a live website and generate a 12-file Markdown documentation pack covering design, architecture, components, accessibility, SEO, performance, security, and deployment. GitSee does not require an account and does not store repository collections in a database. It uses public information and clearly distinguishes verified evidence from inferred details. I would especially appreciate feedback on the explanation quality, generated documentation, and which developer workflow you would like to see next.

GitSee

Discover repos, explain code, and document live websites

Discover repos, explain code, and document live websites