What systems can I document with sequence diagrams?

API flows, authentication journeys, microservice interactions, user requests, backend processing, and nearly any time-ordered process.

Can I show async or event-driven operations?

Yes. Describe the async behavior and AI will represent it using appropriate UML arrow styles.

Absolutely. Sequence diagrams are one of the clearest ways to visualize REST, GraphQL, or event-driven API flows.

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Describe how components interact—API calls, user flows, service messaging—and AI transforms it into a precise UML sequence diagram.

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From interaction description to visual timeline

Explain how objects, services, or components communicate across time.

AI builds a UML-compliant sequence diagram with lifelines, messages, async flows, and responses.

Export diagrams for architecture docs, API specs, onboarding, code reviews, or technical design.

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Clear visualization for complex system interactions

UML Standard Compliance: Diagrams follow official UML notation to ensure clarity and consistency.
Temporal Flow Clarity: Vertical timelines make message order and dependencies easy to understand.
Supports Many Participants: Visualize interactions across multiple services, components, or external systems.
Request/Response Modeling: Different arrow styles distinguish synchronous, asynchronous, and return messages.

What systems can I document with sequence diagrams?: API flows, authentication journeys, microservice interactions, user requests, backend processing, and nearly any time-ordered process.
Can I show async or event-driven operations?: Yes. Describe the async behavior and AI will represent it using appropriate UML arrow styles.
Is this suitable for API documentation?: Absolutely. Sequence diagrams are one of the clearest ways to visualize REST, GraphQL, or event-driven API flows.