Spatial code intelligence for Swift

See the code.Understand the system.

Code Universe turns your Swift project into an interactive 3D architecture map—so files, types, dependencies, and complexity become visible at a glance.

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Architecture, made legible

A folder tree tells you where code is. Code Universe shows you how it lives.

A meaningful geography

Your project becomes a city.

Every object has a place and a scale. The map reflects real code structure instead of flattening it into another diagram.

01

Files form the ground

Each rectangular plane reflects the file's size and footprint.

02

Types rise above

Views, models, structs, and services sit over their source file.

03

Scale has meaning

Height and footprint reveal LOC and complexity differences.

04

Details live inside

Open a type to inspect functions, properties, and variables.

New · Codex review workspace

See what changed.
Know why.

Code Universe now connects architectural context with an observable Codex review trace—without turning the map into another terminal log.

New selectable light interface Code Universe displaying a Swift project city with the new black-on-white interface and tabbed review inspector Wide Code Universe source drawer displaying a complete Swift file with an Open in Xcode action
01Trace

Replay the review

Watch searches, inspections, suspected files, edits, builds, tests, and the conclusion move across the code city in order.

02Evidence

Inspect exact changes

Open review-scoped Git patches, added and removed lines, complete source files, and the corresponding location in Xcode.

03Control

Choose model and reasoning

Select the Codex model and reasoning level per review, then see input, cached input, output, reasoning, and total token use.

04Focus

One surface, less friction

Review, Object, and Analysis tabs keep the inspector focused. Reports, diffs, and source share one wide, readable drawer.

Selectable dark or light UI Latest trace restored per project Per-step token visibility Source jumps to Xcode Local project analysis
Dark mode gallery · Five views

Read the same project from every angle.

Move from the architectural landscape to a Codex trace, a selected object, project statistics, and the exact Swift source—without losing the project context.

Dark Code Universe city overview with Swift files, services, views, and dependency streets
01Architecture at a glanceHide both outer columns and use the full canvas to read the project as a connected software city.
Dark Code Universe interface showing a Codex review trace, token usage, and mapped project objects
02Review traceFollow what Codex searched, inspected, changed, and verified, with model settings and complete token accounting.
Dark Code Universe interface highlighting Services.swift with its object metrics and source actions
03Object inspectorSelect one file or symbol to isolate its metrics, dimensions, relationships, and source location.
Dark Code Universe analysis tab showing project node, edge, view, and service counts
04Project analysisKeep structural statistics and parser comparison separate from object details and review evidence.
Dark Code Universe source drawer showing Services.swift with an Open in Xcode action
05Readable source drawerOpen the complete Swift file in a wide, focused surface, then jump to the same location in Xcode.
From source to overview

Go from “where?” to “I see it.”

Scan a Swift project

Open a local project and let Code Universe map its files, declarations, metrics, and relationships.

Read the landscape

Spot dense features, outsized types, structural gaps, and dependency paths without hunting through tabs.

Inspect what matters

Select any object for focused detail, then move from the architectural overview back into source.

Less time navigating code. More time understanding it.

Useful for onboarding, architecture reviews, refactoring, and exploring unfamiliar Swift, SwiftUI, iOS, or macOS projects.

Open source · Runs locally on Mac

Enter your code universe.

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