Most tools understand one repository at a time. Real systems don't break that way. A column changes in one repository and a service in another fails, because the two shared a table, a queue or an API, and never shared a line of code.
Before a change ships, someone has to answer "what else depends on this?" In a large organization that answer is spread across hundreds of repositories, several languages, and databases that many teams read and write. It usually lives in a few people's heads, and it's usually incomplete.
QorVertex scans every repository into one catalog and resolves what connects them: shared tables and stored procedures, message channels, REST, gRPC, GraphQL and SOAP calls, and shared schemas. Those links become first-class dependencies you can search, diagram and measure, so the answer comes from the code instead of from memory.
QorVertex runs on a Linux server you control. The source it scans and the catalog it builds never leave it. The only thing sent to us is a daily license check-in: your line-of-code total, the version, and an installation ID.
→ self-hosted at every tierEvery dependency in the catalog points at the file and line it came from. When the built-in assistant answers a question, it gets the answer by querying the catalog and cites file and line, so you can check it.
→ file:line on every edgeA blast radius that silently leaves things out is worse than none. Where a call or a name cannot be resolved, QorVertex says so, rather than guessing a match or leaving the gap out of the count.
→ gaps are reported, not hiddenA language, framework or broker is listed on this site once it has been built and run against real applications, not just a test fixture. If something you rely on is missing, tell us and we'll tell you plainly where it stands.
→ validated on real codeQorVertex is in its early adopter program. A small group of organizations runs it on their own code with a 90-day evaluation, and we help each of them install it. What they find shapes what we build before general availability.
You don't have to apply to see it. The live demo is a read-only catalog of public repositories, with no sign-up.
Questions, or something you'd like it to cover? Email support@qorvertex.com. A person reads every message.
Apply to the early adopter program and we'll help you install QorVertex on your own code. See your organization's real dependency graph — database included.