codesea

I built CodeSea because I'm a visual system thinker—and I need to see how code works, not just read it. When I was leading an engineering organization, I always needed to dive into the code to understand our systems. The problem? Nobody keeps up the visuals and diagrams. Documentation gets outdated, architecture diagrams get forgotten, and you're left reading through files trying to piece together how everything connects. I love visuals and diagrams—they're how I think. But reading code line by line, trying to build mental models from text? That's slow and frustrating. I needed a way to see the system, not just read about it. Now with AI coding tools like Cursor and Lovable, I see the same problem happening for people learning to code. You can build things fast, but understanding what was built? That’s harder. And the auto-generated diagrams that developers use? They’re not pretty, and they don’t make sense unless you already know what you’re looking at. So I built CodeSea to create beautiful, meaningful visualizations that actually help you understand. When AI tools generate code for you, CodeSea shows you how it all connects in a way that makes sense. You can see which functions talk to each other, understand how the pieces fit together, and actually learn from what was built. CodeSea is for visual thinkers who are learning to code with AI tools. For anyone who needs to see the system, not just read about it. For anyone who wants beautiful visualisations that help you understand, not ugly auto-generated diagrams that confuse you. *Navigate your code with confidence. See the ocean, not just the waves.* 🌊