Why it exists
Graphly came from staring at walls of JSON and losing the shape of the thing. It wanted to give data a silhouette — paste the payload, see the branches, trace a path with a finger instead of squinting at brackets.
APISVG/PNGVisual editor
What it does
Graphly is a JSON to graph image service. Send a POST request with your data as JSON and get back an image, SVG, or other graph format as requested. A visual editor helps you understand the service before you integrate it.
- POST JSON, receive image / SVG / graph formats
- Visual editor to explore the service
- Shareable graph views
Privacy note: designed to keep your data on your device where possible. No unnecessary accounts or tracking.
Behind the piece
Graphly, in three sittings.
What it listens to
It thinks like a subway map: stations, junctions, lines you can collapse to see the city whole. Debugging becomes orienteering rather than archaeology.
How it is composed
Two doors into the same room — a POST endpoint that returns image, SVG, or graph formats for machines, and a visual editor for humans to wander in first. Nothing decorative; every node earns its place.
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