THE DATAVERSE

3D Code Visualization: Navigate Your Codebase

The DataVerse renders your code as an interactive 3D graph. Each node is a function, class, or file. Each edge is a call or import. Zoom in, rotate, select elements, and see their relationships.

LOOM DataVerse 3D visualization showing codebase as an interactive network graph with color-coded nodes

Why Visualize Code?

In a text editor, every function looks the same. You can't tell if it's called once or a thousand times just by reading it.

In the DataVerse, heavily-called functions have more connections—they're visibly central. Functions with no callers sit isolated at the edges. Tightly-coupled modules cluster together.

Structure becomes spatial. You see patterns instead of inferring them.

[IMAGE: Before/After. Before: Flat text files, all functions looking equal. After: Same code in DataVerse—UserService huge and glowing, logError tiny and dim. Visual hierarchy reveals true importance.]

Navigate Your Code in 3D

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Zoom Levels

Start at the full-codebase overview. Zoom into a module cluster. Keep zooming to see individual functions. Each level shows appropriate detail.

[SCREENSHOT: Three zoom levels in sequence: galaxy overview → module cluster → single function node with metadata panel.]
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Visible Connections

Edges show call relationships and imports. Hover over a node to highlight its connections. Click to see detailed relationship data.

[SCREENSHOT: Close-up of glowing connection lines between nodes, showing flow direction with animated particles.]
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Interactive Selection

Click any node to see its full profile. Highlight all connections. Trace paths from any element to any other. Your code, explorable.

[SCREENSHOT: Selected node glowing with connections highlighted, metadata panel showing function details, non-related nodes dimmed.]

Information Encoded in Every Pixel

The DataVerse isn't just beautiful—it's information-dense. Every visual element carries meaning.

Node Size

Larger = more code. See complexity at a glance.

Node Brightness

Brighter = more connections. Hubs glow intensely.

Node Color

Type, module, or custom grouping. Instant differentiation.

Line Thickness

Thicker = stronger relationships.

Spatial Distance

Closer = more related. Clusters reveal coupling.

Edge Position

Orphans drift to edges. Dead code becomes visible.

Analysis Lens: See Patterns at a Glance

Filter the entire visualization by code characteristics. One click highlights what matters.

Potentially Dead

Functions with zero callers. Code that exists but nothing uses. Safe to investigate for removal.

Entry Points

Where execution begins. Functions called from outside but that call into your codebase. API endpoints, event handlers, main functions.

High Traffic

Heavily-used functions. Many callers, many dependencies. Change these carefully—blast radius is large.

High Complexity

Functions with high cyclomatic complexity. Hard to test, hard to maintain. Prime candidates for refactoring.

Leaf Nodes

Functions that call nothing else. Pure utilities, helpers, final operations. Often the simplest code to understand.

Async/Race Risk

Concurrent code patterns. Async functions, promises, callbacks that might race. Areas requiring careful synchronization.

Deep Dive on Any Element

Click any node to see its complete profile and available actions.

Node Inspector Panel

Every node shows its type (function, class, method) and health status. You see exactly how many functions call it and how many it calls out to.

From the inspector, you can:

  • Show Dependencies — Highlight everything this element depends on
  • Blast Radius — See what would break if you changed this
  • Trace Flow — Follow the call chain in either direction
  • Add Waypoint — Mark important nodes for later reference
[IMAGE: Node inspector panel showing: function name "processOrder", HEALTHY badge, "0 CALLS OUT", "47 CALLED BY", with Show Dependencies, Blast Radius, Trace Flow, and Add Waypoint buttons]

What You'll Discover

The God Object

That one class with 200 connections? It's the supernova in your DataVerse—impossible to miss. You'll know exactly where technical debt concentrates.

Dead Code Drift

Unused functions float to the edges, disconnected from the main graph. Identify them instantly. Delete with confidence.

Architectural Layers

Well-architected code shows clear layers and clusters. Spaghetti shows... spaghetti. The visualization reveals what documentation hides.

Change Impact

Select an element, watch connections light up. See your blast radius before you make any change.

How dependency mapping powers the DataVerse

Built for Real Codebases

5,697 Connections Rendered
1,500+ Navigable Nodes
60fps Smooth Interaction

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See Your Code Like Never Before

The DataVerse doesn't just show you your code—it shows you your code's soul.

[IMAGE: Developer exploring their codebase in the DataVerse, zooming through clusters, discovering patterns they never knew existed. The visualization as a window into understanding.]

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