Floorplan
Floorplan creates an interactive plain-English map of an app from inside Claude Code or Codex, for people who want to understand a codebase.
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Pricing and API checked by an OpenBeat editor on Nov 11, 2026 · facts from the maker’s own site ·
Tool insights
Floorplan turns an app into a map you can zoom around and tap, with each box explained in everyday language. You get an overview of how the app fits together without reading source files.
Apps built or edited with AI coding agents can grow quickly, and it gets hard to tell what each part does. Floorplan gives a readable picture of the app so you can check it without digging through code.
Worth a look if you use Claude Code or Codex and want a visual, plain-language overview of an app. Less relevant if you use other coding assistants, since no other integrations are stated.
What it does
Floorplan draws a map of an app in plain English. You ask for it from inside Claude Code or Codex, and it generates an interactive map. The goal is to let you see how an app fits together without reading the code itself.
The maker does not name a company or author on its site, so the maker field is not stated.
Key features
- Interactive map. Drag, pinch and zoom to move around the map of the app.
- Tap to learn. Tap a box to see what that part does.
- Three views. Health, Screens and Flows. This listing does not describe what each view contains, because the maker's site summary only names them.
- Guided conversation. On laptops, a conversation appears beside the map to walk you through it.
The drag and pinch controls suggest it also works on touch screens, but supported platforms are not stated.
Pricing
As of November 2026, no pricing model, plans or free tier are stated on the maker's site. The GitHub repository lists an MIT license, which usually allows free use and modification of the code. Check the repository and the demo site for current terms before relying on it.
API and integrations
Floorplan works with two tools: Claude Code and Codex. You trigger it by asking for a map inside either one.
The following are not stated on the maker's site:
- A public API
- SDKs
- Other integrations
- Supported operating systems
- Which AI models it uses
Good to know
- Open source status. The GitHub repository shows an MIT license and is not archived. As of November 2026 it had 3,486 stars, and its last push was on 11 November 2026.
- Latest release. The most recent tagged release is floorplan--v0.6.3, published on 2 November 2026. The version number is below 1.0.
- Documentation. No docs, changelog or pricing page links are given. A demo is available at haydenschmitty.github.io/floorplan-demo.
- Limits. No limitations or usage caps are stated. That does not mean there are none, so test it on one of your own apps first.
- Founding date. Not stated.
FAQ
Does Floorplan work with Claude Code?
Yes. Floorplan generates its interactive plain-English map of an app when you ask for it inside Claude Code. It also works with Codex. No other integrations are stated on the maker's site.
Is Floorplan free?
As of November 2026, the maker's site does not state pricing or a free plan. The GitHub repository is under the MIT license, which usually permits free use, but check the repository for current terms.
What views does Floorplan have?
Floorplan offers Health, Screens and Flows views of an app. On laptops it also shows a guided conversation beside the map. What each view contains is not described on the maker's site.
Is Floorplan open source?
Its GitHub repository lists an MIT license and is not archived. As of November 2026 the latest release is floorplan--v0.6.3, from 2 November 2026.
Does Floorplan have an API or SDK?
An API or SDKs are not stated on the maker's site. The documented way to use Floorplan is to ask for a map inside Claude Code or Codex.
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