We built this because grep wasn't cutting it.

It started at 3am on a Tuesday. A production bug in a service with 80,000 lines of code. The kind where you know something is wrong, you can see the symptom, but finding the cause means tracing through imports and abstractions that live in 40 different files. Two hours of grep and console.log later, the fix was a one-line change in a file we'd never opened.

That night, one of us said: 'What if we could just see the architecture? Like a map. Walk to the part that's broken.' The next weekend, the first prototype existed. A janky Three.js scene where each file was a box. It was ugly. But for the first time, we could see our code.

That was 8 months ago. The boxes became buildings. The lines between them became pathways. Errors became red landmarks. And the question we kept asking ourselves shifted from 'can we build this?' to 'how did we ever code without it?'

Now we want to find out if other developers feel the same way.