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Editable architecture workspace

Architecture diagrams you can keep shaping.

Correct services, reconnect flows, add context, and test how a system should evolve on one visual canvas.

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OpenDraw e-commerce platform architecture diagram

Bring your own keys

Your providers. Your models. Your bill.

Connect OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, or another catalog provider with an API key you already pay for. OpenDraw encrypts keys at rest, routes generation through your default provider, and falls back to the platform model only when you have not connected one. No forced lock-in to a single vendor quota—and no mystery markup on tokens you already buy elsewhere.

OpenDraw Bring Your Own Keys illustration: AI Providers panel with OpenAI, Anthropic, and Gemini, plus a connect form for an encrypted API key

Entity relationships

ERD diagrams that stay editable

Model tables, keys, and cardinality as first-class objects—not a one-shot image export. Generate an entity-relationship diagram from a schema description or product brief, then adjust fields, rename entities, and rewire associations when the data model shifts. OpenDraw is built for ERD work you will open again next sprint, not archive in a slide deck.

Editable OpenDraw entity-relationship diagram connecting users, projects, diagrams, and revisions

Process flows

Flowcharts for decisions and handoffs

Map onboarding paths, approval chains, incident runbooks, and API request lifecycles as flowcharts you can actually revise. Branch logic, labels, and steps stay on the canvas so product and engineering can debate the path without redrawing from a blank page. Use natural language to draft the flow, then pin the sequence that matches how the system really behaves.

Editable OpenDraw incident-response flowchart with decision branches and handoffs

Project memory

Context that carries into the next version

Architecture does not freeze after the first commit. OpenDraw keeps project context—services, prior diagram structure, and the decisions you already made—so each revision builds on what exists instead of inventing a parallel universe. Evolve diagrams as requirements change: add a service, split a domain, or reconnect a dependency without losing the thread of the system you already designed.

OpenDraw illustration of a software architecture diagram evolving with a Project Context panel of services, decisions, and prior structure