This content originally appeared on DEV Community and was authored by DeltavAnalytics
Ever felt lost inside a massive codebase?
You’re not alone.
Whether you’re picking up someone else’s project, diving into an open-source repo, or even revisiting your own work after a few months—navigating through interconnected files, functions, and classes can feel like wandering through a maze with no map.
That’s why I built NeuroCode Flow — a free tool designed to work like GPS for your code.
What it does:
- Automatically maps out your entire codebase
- Visualizes how files and functions are connected
- Helps you understand project architecture at a glance
- Makes onboarding, debugging, and refactoring way faster
It’s especially helpful for devs who:
- Work with large or legacy codebases
- Collaborate in teams and want a shared understanding
- Want to improve documentation without spending hours writing it
- Are tired of jumping between files and tabs trying to trace logic
No setup headaches, just plug in your code and start exploring visually. Works beautifully with many frameworks and languages.
Give it a try here → [https://share.google/CKRlA9CbO3nYYD344
I’d love your feedback—especially from the dev.yo community. Let me know what features you’d want next, or drop your thoughts if you’ve faced similar struggles!
This content originally appeared on DEV Community and was authored by DeltavAnalytics