If you've ever joined a large project and thought:
"Where do I even start?!" — you're not alone.
When working on codebases with hundreds of files, figuring out:
- How components are connected
- Which files are unused
- Where your dependencies come from
... can be painful.
The Problem
As projects grow, so does complexity.
Even with good folder structures, finding:
- Unused files
- Empty files
Cyclic dependencies
... often requires manual searching or running multiple scripts.
The Solution: Vnoder 🔍
Vnoder.com is a free tool that instantly visualizes your codebase.
You can upload your local project or connect GitHub, and in seconds you get:
✅ Interactive graph view of all files and connections
✅ File type filtering (components, utils, pages, etc.)
✅ Empty / unused / cyclic file detection
✅ Focus mode to analyze just one part of the project
How It Works
- Upload your project folder or link your GitHub repo
- Vnoder parses all
import/exportstatements
- You get an interactive dependency map
- Filter, search, and clean your codebase 🚀
Why I Built It
I built Vnoder because I was tired of jumping between files just to understand how a project was structured.
Now, I can see the entire architecture at a glance and quickly spot unused code.
Try It
Vnoder is free to try — just visit:
👉 https://vnoder.com
If you find it useful, let me know in the comments — and I’ll keep adding more features!