Conway's Law, made visible
Services cluster the way teams communicate. When boundaries on the map don't match who owns what, ownership fights follow. Logorythm detects technical communities and reveals patterns in how your architecture is organized.
Architecture intelligence Understand your
Understand your
architecture
without instrumentation
Logorythm maps how your services talk, where coupling piles up, and which systems are turning into bottlenecks, straight from your repos. No agents, no tracing, no setup.
14 days free. No credit card required.
- Zero instrumentation
- Ephemeral processing
- Built on LGPD and GDPR principles
Demo
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From repository to architecture map in three steps.
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Language support
11 languages. One communication graph.
Static analysis across your repositories, regardless of stack. One scan maps HTTP, message queues, gRPC, TCP sockets, and more.
- Go
- Java
- TypeScript
- JavaScript
- Python
- C#
- Ruby
- Rust
- PHP
- Elixir
- C++
- Clojure Soon
Communication patterns detected
- HTTP
- Messaging
- gRPC / Protobuf
- TCP
- Redis
Insights
See what the org chart hides
Logorythm turns static analysis into architecture intelligence: graph-theory metrics explained in plain language. No dashboards to babysit. Each scan surfaces the risks that actually matter.
Clustering coefficient
High local clustering means services call their neighbors in tight loops. That's the signature of a distributed monolith: many deployables, one tangled system. You see it before the next refactor debate.
Community boundaries
Modularity Q scores how cleanly your system splits into independent parts. Low scores flag unclear ownership and responsibilities spread thin across services.
Hubs and blast radius
In-degree and out-degree reveal orchestrators and single points of failure. One slow service can drag down everything that depends on it, and you see the blast radius on the graph.
Dependency cycles
Cycles across services mean coordinated releases: a contract change on one side can break the other. Logorythm highlights them before they become release-night rituals.
Cross-team coupling
When clusters talk in both directions, no single team owns the interface. Changes on one side need coordination on the other. The product flags these boundaries before they calcify.
Pricing
Plans that grow with your architecture.
Choose the plan that fits the scale of your architecture. No per-line-of-code pricing, hidden add-ons, or billing surprises.
Free
$0 /mo
For exploring your architecture with Logorythm.
- No credit card required.
- Up to 5 mapped services
- 1 scan/day
- HTTP + topic communication
- Community detection
Starter
$59 /mo
For small companies.
- Up to 20 mapped services
- 5 scans/day
- HTTP + topic communication
- Community detection
- Coupling and drift insights
Most popular Get started
Team
$99 /mo
For companies with real microservices.
- Up to 75 mapped services
- 10 scans/day
- HTTP + topic communication
- Community detection
- Coupling and drift insights
- Priority support
Scale
$299 /mo
For large distributed architectures.
- Up to 300 mapped services
- 24 scans/day
- HTTP + topic communication
- Community detection
- Coupling and drift insights
- Priority support
Enterprise
Custom
For any company size and any system size.
- Negotiable service and scan limits
- Dedicated support and onboarding
- Terms under contract
- Billing managed by sales
Services are counted as graph nodes detected from your code. Repos and LOC do not define the price; internal limits protect very large scans without storing source code.