Pistacy.io
Software Architecture Platform
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Software Architecture Platform
21 followers
A central hub for your project's software architecture: manage ADRs & RFCs, create C4 models, track Architectural Drivers, model databases, and build interactive documentation. Stop juggling Miro, Confluence, Structurizr, and scattered Git repo docs!
👋 Hi, I’m Adam – a software architect and the creator of Pistacy.io.
For years I struggled with one big problem: How to store Software Architecture documentation in one place?
In most teams things are scattered: Confluence for docs, Miro for diagrams, code repository for ADRs… too much context-switching.
👉 That’s why I built Pistacy.io – a platform for software architects and dev teams that brings all of this together - and more!
Key features:
C4 Model – a powerful way to define your system’s architecture,
Architectural Drivers – capture the “why” behind development decisions,
ADR & RFC Management – keep track of architecture choices,
Diagrams – a simple diagramming/canvas module,
Documentation – Confluence-like docs with interactive C4 models and diagrams,
Database Modeling – to prototype and design your database schema.
My goal is for Pistacy.io to be a practical tool that actually makes the life of architects and developers easier.
💬 I’d love to hear your feedback – what works, what’s missing, and what would make it truly valuable in your daily workflow?
Thanks for checking out Pistacy 🚀
This looks awesome! Can it track things like parameters and types as they pass from one microservice to another?
@chosenwon Thanks for the question!
I wonder if you are asking about (1) monitoring/logging the parameters, or (2) the definition of data that is transferred between microservices inside the C4 Model.
Pistacy.io is a Software Architecture Platform, so it is not a monitoring/logging solution. However, you can use the C4 Model to define relationships between Containers. For now, you can only define a short description of a relationship, which is shown directly on the diagram. Longer texts could break the simplicity, so they are not what we aim for in the C4 Model.
If you can specify your question, I will be able to answer more precisely.