DeepWiki for private repos
DeepWiki-style docs for the repositories only your company can see
DeepWiki made a lot of people want an AI-written wiki for their own code. VizRepo is that, for private repositories: documentation owned by your team, verified against the code, updated on every merge and synced to your wiki.
What is different for private code
- Read-only access with a token you control; the clone is deleted after each scan.
- Documentation lives in your account, your wiki, or your own cloud with self-hosting.
- Every merged pull request updates the docs and adds a change entry.
- You can edit anything and the edit sticks.
What you get
- Every endpoint documented by reading its handler and the code it calls: purpose, business rules, steps with file references, data read and written, external services, errors.
- Every cited file verified against the repository.
- Re-documented only where code changed on each merged pull request, with a Recent Changes entry.
- Synced to Notion, Confluence, GitHub Wiki, Azure DevOps Wiki, GitBook or SharePoint.
- Public pricing: free Starter, Pro $129 with a 14-day trial, Team $329.
- An Ask box that answers questions from the verified docs, with sources.
Full comparison
See how the two differ at /alternatives/deepwiki.
Questions
- Is it free?
- Starter is free for one project with 800 credits a month. Pro is $129 with a 14-day trial.
- Can we self-host?
- Yes, in your AWS or Azure with your approved LLM. See /self-hosted.
Try it on your own repository
Connect a repo, run one scan, and read what each endpoint does. Starter is free. Pro has a 14-day free trial.