Tech Architecture Visibility

Live Enterprise Architecture Mapping and Insights

Visualize your evolving tech stack on an infinite canvas. Gain a real-time, dynamic digital twin of your architecture to accelerate decision-making, reduce drift, and collaborate across teams.

Dynamic architecture mapping

Continuously discover and update your architecture through integrations with code, cloud, and service data, offering real-time mapping of your tech stack.

Detailed component insights

Drill into any service, system, or dependency. Access metadata, relationships, and underlying code links for a 360° view of how your stack works in practice.

Context specific views

Filter complexity with perspectives tailored for microservices, cloud-native environments, IoT systems, and multi-subsidiary stacks. Always see the right view for the problem at hand.

Architecture state model

Snapshot your stack at key points in time. Compare past and present states to track modernization, plan migrations, or investigate incidents.

Voices from the Frontline

See how Tech Leaders get more control and make better decisions with Architecture Observability

"I don’t see how you can manage a large architecture, without a tool like Catio. It’s just impossible to do. You need to be able to observe the architecture as it’s in production. How else do you do this?"

Rick Myers

CTO of Certificate Hero

"I’m excited about the visibility Catio could bring to software and infrastructure teams and the expertise gaps it could fill with broad benchmarks and intelligence."

Emil Ibrishimov

CTO of Gem, ex Director of Engineering at Dropbox

"We’ll adopt an Architecture Observability platform this year"

CTO at a Unicorn Biotech

Use cases

Architecture observability in action

Visibility for your Tech Architecture

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Seamlessly connect your data sources for a comprehensive cloud-native architecture observability. Guided by our onboarding flow, most of the architecture can be uncovered with just a few key integrations — no extensive setup required

FAQ's

Top questions about tech stack architecture visibility

What is tech stack mapping, and why is it important?

Tech stack mapping is the process of visualizing all the technologies, systems, and dependencies that make up your architecture. It’s important because modern stacks evolve quickly, and without a live map, organizations risk hidden dependencies, redundant tools, and costly blind spots.

What are the benefits of a digital twin of your tech stack?

A digital twin is a living, continuously updated replica of your architecture. Instead of static diagrams or stale documentation, it gives you:

Real-time accuracy — see the actual state of your systems as they evolve.

Faster incident response — pinpoint dependencies and failure paths instantly.

Better collaboration — architects, engineers, and business stakeholders can work from a single source of truth.

Future-proof planning — snapshot and compare states to test scenarios, model changes, and guide modernization.

With Catio, your digital twin becomes the system of record for how your architecture truly works.

Can Catio be deployed on-prem or in a private cloud for data residency requirements?

Yes. For organizations with strict compliance or residency requirements, Catio supports deployment in on-premises, private cloud, or customer-controlled environments.

How does Catio integrate with existing tools and workflows?

Catio integrates with major cloud platforms (AWS, Azure, GCP), developer and collaboration tools (GitHub, Jira, Confluence, Notion), and identity providers (Okta, Azure AD, SSO/SAML/LDAP). Exports are available in JSON/YAML, PDF, and image formats to fit seamlessly into your current workflows.

Can I simulate or test architecture changes before implementing them?

Yes. Catio allows you to snapshot your current architecture state, model proposed changes, and simulate their impact in a safe environment. Teams can validate outcomes, compare states, and reduce risk before committing to production.