Architecture cockpit for teams with real system sprawl

Archflow

A living architecture workspace for modeling systems, reading change impact, and publishing documentation teams can trust.

Model without losing context
Analyze without losing context
Document without losing context

Architecture Overview

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One operating loop

Move from architecture inventory to architecture decisions.

Archflow keeps the model, analysis, documentation, and publication surface in the same workflow. The result is less archaeology and more confident review.

01

Model the estate

Map systems, containers, APIs, schemas, deployments, and ownership in one project workspace.

02

Read the pressure

Use complexity, context, blast radius, and recommendations to see where attention should go.

03

Publish the evidence

Keep Arc42, diagram documentation, and preview sites aligned with the model teams actually use.

Evidence, not ceremony

Designed for review moments where the answer needs backing.

AI assistance is present, but it behaves like a drafting and review partner. Every useful artifact remains inspectable, editable, and connected to the systems it describes.

Architecture analysis

Hotspots, dense relationships, affected systems, and recommendation queues stay tied to the model they came from.

Complexity cockpit
Blast radius review
Context map relationships

Living documentation

Documentation is generated, edited, reviewed, and published from the same workspace instead of drifting into static files.

Arc42 workspace
Diagram docs
Public minisites

Governed collaboration

Teams can inspect ownership, version context, access, and publication state without losing the architectural thread.

Project versions
Roles and groups
Reviewable AI output
Built for architecture teams

Dense enough for experts, clear enough for stakeholder review.

Solution architects preparing decision records
Platform teams tracing dependency and deployment risk
Engineering leaders reviewing change impact
Technical writers keeping architecture docs current

Give the architecture work a real home.

Start with one project, map what matters, and let the workspace make the next review easier to run.