Drop a repo and get an interactive graph of every module, function, and dependency — plus a report of the risky hubs and tangles. Great for onboarding, audits, and understanding code you didn't write.
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New hires, inherited repos, due-diligence, migrations. Instead of grepping for a week, see the shape of the whole system in seconds.
A .zip of the codebase. We unpack it in an isolated sandbox and never execute it.
An interactive dependency graph — modules, functions, imports, call edges — clustered into communities.
A report of the highest-degree hubs, surprising connections, and questions worth asking about the architecture.
The whole point. Cloud code-intelligence tools want you to upload proprietary source to their servers. Codewright runs the analysis on this box (or yours), builds the graph locally, and deletes the source right after — only the graph remains, and only for a few hours. Prefer total control? Run the whole thing on your own infrastructure with a self-host license.
The uploaded archive is deleted the moment the graph is built.
The core build is pure static analysis — no code is sent to any LLM or API.
One command on your own server; audits never touch the public internet.
Start free in the browser. Upgrade for bigger repos, private persistent graphs, and the self-host license.
No. The uploaded zip is unpacked in an isolated directory, analyzed, then deleted — only the generated graph is kept, and only for a few hours on the free tier.
No. The graph is built with pure static analysis (ASTs). No third-party API or model sees your source.
Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, Go, Rust, Java, Ruby, PHP, C/C++, C#, and more — plus docs and Markdown.
Yes — the self-host license runs the whole tool on your own server, so nothing ever touches the public internet.