NeoArc Studio
Architecture documentation is created in one tool, stored in another, and forgotten within weeks. NeoArc Studio treats architecture as a living, version-controlled system stored in Git alongside the code it describes.
Architecture That Lives Alongside Your Code
Most architecture documentation is created in one tool, stored in another, and forgotten within weeks. Diagrams go stale. Decisions lose context. New team members spend months piecing together how systems actually work.
NeoArc Studio takes a different approach. It stores architecture as structured data inside your Git repository, right next to the code it describes. When the code changes, the architecture changes in the same pull request, reviewed by the same people, merged in the same workflow.
The Problem NeoArc Solves
Architecture teams face the same set of problems regardless of industry or scale. Documentation drifts from reality. Decisions are recorded in wikis nobody reads. Impact analysis is manual guesswork. Compliance evidence is assembled retroactively before audits.
These problems share a root cause: architecture is treated as a by-product of development rather than a first-class artefact with its own lifecycle, integrity checks, and publishing pipeline.
How NeoArc Is Different
NeoArc is not a drawing tool with a repository bolted on. It is an architecture modelling environment where every element, from a high-level capability to a database column, is a structured data node in a connected graph.
Who Uses NeoArc
From Drawing to Understanding
Architecture tools have traditionally focused on drawing. NeoArc focuses on understanding. Every diagram is backed by a data model. Every connector represents a real dependency. Every decision is linked to the components it constrains.
This means that when something changes, NeoArc can tell you what else is affected. When an audit asks for evidence, NeoArc can generate it from the live model. When a new team member joins, they can explore the architecture as a connected graph rather than a folder of unrelated diagrams.
Getting Started
NeoArc Studio runs on Windows and macOS. Download the desktop application, point it at a Git repository, and start modelling. There is no server to configure, no cloud account to create, and no subscription required to begin.