ContextFlow
Map reality, not aspiration.
Visual DDD context mapper for analyzing bounded contexts, their relationships, and code ownership across two synchronized views
Map reality, not aspiration.
Visual DDD context mapper for analyzing bounded contexts, their relationships, and code ownership across two synchronized views
ContextFlow helps teams map and edit their system architecture as it actually exists — not as the slide deck says it should be. It captures:
The key differentiator: two views of the same system.
Shows how value and data move left-to-right through your system. Stages are configurable per project: e.g., "Discovery → Selection → Purchase → Fulfillment → Post-Sale" for e-commerce, or "Ingest → Normalize → Analyze → Publish" for data pipelines.
Shows where each capability sits on the Wardley evolution axis:
Switch between views live. Same contexts, same relationships — different conversations.
Most architecture diagrams show the system you wish you had. ContextFlow helps you map bounded contexts as they actually exist in your codebase, with DDD strategic patterns, ownership clarity, and boundary integrity.
Flow View resonates with delivery teams: "Here's how work moves across our pipeline."
Strategic View resonates with leadership: "Here's what's core vs commodity."
Both use the same underlying model. That's the unlock.
MIT licensed. No registration, no paywalls. Designed for DDD facilitators, platform architects, and teams doing strategic design.