Ask a graph database questions in plain English (runs in the browser)
Pretty graph playground, but unclear why vs existing tools like Neo4j sandbox.

Yet another codebase Q&A tool when Cursor and Continue already do this.
New developers joining teams, freelancers inheriting codebases
Cursor · Continue · Sourcegraph Cody
I've spent my time as a student building Onboardly to solve this. It’s a web app that indexes your GitHub repo and lets you ask questions in plain English. Unlike a general LLM, it cites the exact files it’s looking at so you can verify the logic.
Tech stack: FastAPI backend, Next.js frontend, and a RAG architecture for the indexing. I’m currently hosting it on Render's free tier, so there might be a slight delay on the first login—I'm working on that!
I’d love for you guys to break it and tell me where the answers feel 'off' or what features a dev actually needs for onboarding.
It's free to try — would love feedback on answer quality across different repo types and languages.
Pretty graph playground, but unclear why vs existing tools like Neo4j sandbox.
Chat-with-codebase when Cursor, Sourcegraph, Continue already own this space.
MCP wrapper around codebase diagramming when Mermaid and PlantUML already exist.
Visual code navigator for non-programmers—niche but solves real manager/designer onboarding pain.
Yet another analytics wrapper when Plausible and Fathom already solve this.
Chat-with-your-codebase tool, but Cursor, Continue, and Cody already own this.