See the product
behind the files.
Open a local repository or bring one from GitHub. Explore its capabilities, related code, and work in progress on a product map.
A starting point for understanding—not runtime proof.FOR SOFTWARE BUILT WITH AI
Keep building.
Keep the plot.
Your agents write the code.
Keep track of what your product is becoming.
A local-first workspace that connects your product map, coding agent, preview, and review. Pick up where you left off—with the context still attached.
Download for MacBring your own Claude Code or Codex account.
your-workspaceINTERACTIVE DEMO
YOUR WORKSPACE / PRODUCT HOME
Pick up where you left off.
Your team workspace, from the big picture to the next change.
2Product areas
5Features mapped
1Change to review
Ready for reviewTeam invitations
Let workspace owners invite teammates and choose their roles.
PRODUCT AREAAccounts
BuiltWorkspace roles
YOUR PROJECTYour workspace
PRODUCT AREAPlanning
BuiltShared calendar
ReviewTeam invitations
CURRENT CHANGEInvite your team to the workspace
Ready to inspectYOUR WORKSPACE / BUILD
One change. All the context.
Team invitations Ready for review
THE REQUEST
“Let me invite people to my workspace and choose what they can access.”
Built with Claude Code3 changed filesInspect what the agent changed.
Preview & checksTry the behavior before keeping it.
Sample project · No code runs hereClick a tab to explore ↑
FROM ONE SESSION TO THE NEXT
More than a trail of terminal sessions.
Keep the reason for a change alongside the work it produces.
See the product
Your agent.
Your way of working.
Choose Claude Code or Codex, describe a feature, and review its proposal. Use guided builds or work in the embedded terminal.
Use the coding account you already have.Inspect the result.
Decide what stays.
Open the app preview, inspect changed files, and run your checks. Keep or discard the change, then push to GitHub when you’re ready.
Keeping a change and deploying it are separate steps.EARLY ACCESS / MAC
Try it on your
next small change.
Feature.graph is in beta. Start with a new project or a disposable copy of a repository, and tell us where the workflow gets in your way.
Download for Mac Release notes & ZIP download ↗Before your first build
- Install Feature.graph.
Open the DMG, drag the app into Applications, then open it from there.
- Connect your coding agent.
Install and sign in to Claude Code or Codex. Feature.graph uses your account and its usage limits.
- Open a project and start small.
Your project still needs its usual dependencies. Docker is needed for app-managed database services, not every preview. Initial mapping can take time on larger repositories.
Does this replace Claude Code or Codex?
No. Feature.graph gives those agents a shared workspace for project understanding, changes, previews, and review. You still install and sign in to your chosen agent.
Is the map guaranteed to be correct?
No. Repository analysis produces an inferred view. Review suggested map updates, inspect the linked code, and use tests and previews to check behavior. A feature marked built is not a guarantee that every behavior has been verified.
Does it work on Intel Macs or Windows?
This beta is for Apple-silicon Macs running macOS 13 or later. Intel Macs and Windows are not supported by this download.
How do updates and feedback work?
This beta uses manual downloads. Get a newer version from the release page when one is available. Report an issue with what you tried, what you expected, and what happened. Leave out private code and credentials.