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Graphify is the hosted product at app.graphify.com. We run it for you, so there’s nothing to deploy. You use it through the console, the web UI at app.graphify.com. Your work lives in a workspace: a personal one for you, or a team workspace you share. Graphify brings repository graphs, wiki, pull request reviews, formal verification, Learning, and agent memory into that workspace for your team and coding assistants. To keep everything on your machine instead, use open-source Graphify, the graphifyy package. Start with the local quickstart.

Start with your goal

For workspaces in the personalized-discovery rollout, workspace creation includes one optional question: What would you like to do first? You can choose agent-assisted development, understanding code, reviewing changes, sharing knowledge, product integration, or exploring Graphify. Leaving it blank keeps a balanced introduction. Overview → Explore Graphify explains available capabilities and opens their destinations. Your goal changes recommendation emphasis; it keeps the sidebar and feature access stable. Settings → Your experience lets you change your goal, optionally add a work role, or choose Only when I ask to suppress unsolicited suggestions and automatic tours. Preferences are personal to you in each workspace. Structure and pattern discovery are rolling out separately and require a compatible index. Missing coverage is shown explicitly. Graphify and open-source Graphify can expose different capabilities; follow what your setup shows.

Get started

1

Open your workspace

Go to app.graphify.com. Sign in with Google, GitHub, GitLab, or email. If you are new to Graphify, select Create an account from the login page. On the login page, Forgot your password? starts a reset. That link is on login, not on signup.
2

Connect a repository

Follow the repository setup in your workspace. Graphify builds a graph of the repositories you connect. Use Overview to see your graphs, indexing status, and recent builds.
3

Explore the relationships

Open a graph to inspect its nodes and connections. Use the cross-repository view when you need context across services and shared code. The console tour walks through the product screens.
4

Connect your coding agent

Use Connect agent in the console, or follow the client-specific MCP instructions. The hosted connection uses an OAuth sign-in so your assistant can access your Graphify workspace.

Your workspace

Tour the console

Explore the Graphify screens and learn what each view is for.

Common tasks

Graphify and Graphify CLI

Graphify manages the hosted workspace for your connected repositories. The open-source quickstart runs the graph engine on your machine and writes the output into your project. Its CLI commands and local MCP setup are documented separately in these docs. To compare the two, see Graphify vs Graphify CLI. To move a repository, follow Move from Graphify CLI. Formal verification is part of Graphify. Available features, permissions, and usage limits depend on your workspace and plan; see plans and pricing for hosted allowances. For self-hosting, SSO/SAML, GitHub Enterprise, and procurement requirements, see Enterprise.