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StackBuilder
Turn plain English into cloud architecture diagrams
StackBuilder turns a plain-English description of your system into a professional cloud architecture diagram in seconds — no dragging boxes. Type "a 3-tier web app on AWS with an ALB, ECS Fargate, RDS Postgres, S3 and CloudFront" and it draws it with the real provider icons. What's different: • Description → diagram, not a blank canvas • Refine in plain English ("add a Redis cache") • AWS, Azure, GCP, Kubernetes, Databricks & multi-cloud • Export to PNG, SVG, PDF, draw.io — no signup
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I built StackBuilder because I was tired of spending more time arranging rectangles in diagramming tools than actually designing systems — and the diagrams went stale the moment the architecture changed.
With StackBuilder you describe your infrastructure in plain English and get a professional cloud architecture diagram in seconds. It supports AWS, Azure, GCP, Kubernetes, Databricks and multi-cloud, uses the real provider icons, and you can refine it with follow-ups like "add a Redis cache in front of the database." Export to PNG, SVG, PDF or draw.io.
No signup - just go to https://stackbuilder.tech, describe a system, and see what it draws.
The "where it got it wrong" feedback is the most useful thing right now, so please be brutal in the comments. What did you describe, and did the diagram match what was in your head?
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About StackBuilder on Product Hunt
“Turn plain English into cloud architecture diagrams”
StackBuilder was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #64 on the daily leaderboard. StackBuilder turns a plain-English description of your system into a professional cloud architecture diagram in seconds — no dragging boxes. Type "a 3-tier web app on AWS with an ALB, ECS Fargate, RDS Postgres, S3 and CloudFront" and it draws it with the real provider icons. What's different: • Description → diagram, not a blank canvas • Refine in plain English ("add a Redis cache") • AWS, Azure, GCP, Kubernetes, Databricks & multi-cloud • Export to PNG, SVG, PDF, draw.io — no signup
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