Voice-first editing
Dictation runs by itself the moment it lands. “Undo”, “tidy up”, “download PNG” work instantly.
A whiteboard for the systems you explain out loud
Describe your architecture the way you'd explain it to a teammate. Voicegraph draws it, lets you drag every box into place, reviews it for weak spots and writes the README section for you.
Built with Wispr Flow · Hold Fn, speak, let go.
“Shoppers hit a Next.js storefront, it calls the orders API, and the API writes to Postgres. Put a Redis cache in front of the database.”
One sentence. A diagram you can drag.
For the moment you can explain your system in thirty seconds but drawing it would take thirty minutes.
Voice → Diagram → READMEA flow that follows your thinking
Hold Fn with Wispr Flow and talk. “Add a queue between the API and the email worker.” Self-corrections like “no wait, Kafka” are understood.
Drag boxes, draw connections, double-click to rename. Select a box and say “make this red” or “connect this to Stripe”. Your layout stays put.
Ask for an architecture review, get a README section written from the diagram, and export PNG, SVG or a Mermaid block GitHub renders natively.
Dictation runs by itself the moment it lands. “Undo”, “tidy up”, “download PNG” work instantly.
Smooth panning, zoom, multi-select, minimap and groups that follow their boxes.
Flags single points of failure, missing caches and risky sync calls, pinned to the boxes involved.
Overview, components and data flow, written from what you drew, with the diagram as Mermaid.
The whole diagram fits in the URL. Send it and they open exactly what you see.
Diagrams are saved in your browser. Only your command goes to the AI to draw it.
Your next diagram starts here