When i find an interesting project on GitHub and think i can improve it, the first step is downloading the code. The real problem starts after that. Before changing anything, i have to read through the entire codebase just to understand the workflow, what the code actually does and how everything connects. That process alone takes way too much time and is honestly a pain.
That’s why i built TraceRoute. You upload code, click Generate Map and instantly get a flowchart that explains the logic and execution flow of the project. Functions become entry points, conditionals become decision nodes, function calls become process steps and returns become end points.
The flow is automatically laid out and fully synced with the code. Click a node to highlight the related lines, or click code to see where it appears in the flow.
TraceRoute turns code into clarity, so i don’t have to act like a human compiler.
