OpenThunder Cloud
Understand any repository in your browser.
See how a codebase actually works: how requests move from screen to database, what it is built with, and what needs attention. Nothing to install, and no AI key needed.
Sign in to scan your own repository. The examples below need no account.
Try it on a project you know
Six popular open-source projects, analyzed by the same engine you get. Instant, no sign-in.
How it works
- 1Pick a repository
Upload a folder from your browser, paste a GitHub link, or connect OpenThunder running on your computer.
- 2OpenThunder maps it
It reads the code itself: routes, calls between front end and back end, database tables, packages, and settings. No AI key, and the same answer every time.
- 3See what matters
Follow any feature step by step to the exact file and line, check the technology in depth, and review security and AI-agent findings.
What you get
Each request traced from the page or client call, through the route and the code, to the table or outside service it reaches.
Packages by role with installed versions and where they are used, outside services, runtime versions, settings, and how it ships.
Security findings in your code, plus hidden or hostile instructions in the files AI coding agents read (AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, MCP configs).
TypeScript and JavaScript, Python, Java, C#, Go, Rust, and C/C++, plus Kotlin, Ruby, PHP, Scala, and Elixir.
Your code, your choice
- Upload: only text source files are sent. Dependencies, build output, the .git folder, and binaries are skipped. Uploads are held in a temporary workspace and deleted after 30 minutes.
- Keep it local: connect OpenThunder on your own computer and nothing is uploaded at all.
- No AI by default: everything above is computed directly from the code. AI explanations are optional and only run when you ask.