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Building software with AI is getting easier. Keeping track of what you're building? That's another story. Ramani brings your code, architecture and AI development workflow into one place. Import a project, see how its systems and components connect, and work with an AI agent to build and make changes with a clearer picture of the codebase. There's also Atlas, a free public library of open-source projects you can explore and learn from. Now available for macOS.
I'm the founder of Ramani, and I'm excited to finally share what we've been building.
AI is changing how software gets developed. Writing code is becoming easier and faster, but as projects grow, understanding how everything fits together can become increasingly difficult.
That's the problem we're tackling with Ramani.
We wanted to build a development environment where software architecture isn't an afterthought. Where you can see the systems you're building, understand how components connect, explore the underlying code and work with AI in the context of the whole project.
So we built Ramani.
Here's what you can explore:
🧩 Visual architecture workspace— Import projects and navigate their systems, components, files and relationships through an interactive canvas.
🤖 AI coding agent — Work on development tasks within your project, with access to the underlying codebase.
🌍 Atlas — Explore our growing public catalogue of open-source software and learn from real implementations.
💻 macOS desktop application — Available to download now, with support for additional platforms planned.
This is our first public release, and there's still plenty we want to build. Our longer-term vision is to make Ramani a place where developers and AI systems can understand, build, maintain and eventually deliver software throughout its lifecycle.
But right now, we're focused on making the core development experience genuinely useful.
I'd love for you to try Ramani and tell us what you think.
What would make a tool like this valuable in your development workflow? What do existing AI coding tools still get wrong?
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About RAMANI on Product Hunt
“Build with AI. Understand your software.”
RAMANI was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #150 on the daily leaderboard. Building software with AI is getting easier. Keeping track of what you're building? That's another story. Ramani brings your code, architecture and AI development workflow into one place. Import a project, see how its systems and components connect, and work with an AI agent to build and make changes with a clearer picture of the codebase. There's also Atlas, a free public library of open-source projects you can explore and learn from. Now available for macOS.
RAMANI was featured in Software Engineering (43.3k followers), Developer Tools (522.9k followers) and Artificial Intelligence (483.5k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 238.4k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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I'm the founder of Ramani, and I'm excited to finally share what we've been building.
AI is changing how software gets developed. Writing code is becoming easier and faster, but as projects grow, understanding how everything fits together can become increasingly difficult.
That's the problem we're tackling with Ramani.
We wanted to build a development environment where software architecture isn't an afterthought. Where you can see the systems you're building, understand how components connect, explore the underlying code and work with AI in the context of the whole project.
So we built Ramani.
Here's what you can explore:
🧩 Visual architecture workspace— Import projects and navigate their systems, components, files and relationships through an interactive canvas.
🤖 AI coding agent — Work on development tasks within your project, with access to the underlying codebase.
🌍 Atlas — Explore our growing public catalogue of open-source software and learn from real implementations.
💻 macOS desktop application — Available to download now, with support for additional platforms planned.
This is our first public release, and there's still plenty we want to build. Our longer-term vision is to make Ramani a place where developers and AI systems can understand, build, maintain and eventually deliver software throughout its lifecycle.
But right now, we're focused on making the core development experience genuinely useful.
I'd love for you to try Ramani and tell us what you think.
What would make a tool like this valuable in your development workflow? What do existing AI coding tools still get wrong?
Thanks for checking us out!
https://ramani.dev