Software Architecture Advisor

Find the most suitable software architecture style based on your quality attribute priorities.

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Rate Attributes
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Get Recommendations
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Generate Diagram
Rate Quality Attributes

Rate software quality attributes based on their importance to your project.

Get Architecture Recommendations

Receive personalized architecture style recommendations based on your ratings.

Generate Architecture Diagram

Visualize the recommended architecture style with a customized diagram.

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Why Use Our Software Architecture Advisor?

Save Valuable Time

Skip weeks of architecture research and evaluation. Our advisor provides instant recommendations based on industry best practices and academic research.

Make Informed Decisions

Understand the trade-offs between different architecture styles and how they align with your specific project requirements.

Accelerate Development

Get a head start with automatically generated architecture diagrams and infrastructure-as-code templates that you can use immediately.

Reduce Technical Risk

Avoid costly architecture mistakes by choosing a style that properly supports your most important quality attributes from the start.

Expert Guidance: Our recommendations are based on established software architecture patterns and principles, helping both experienced architects validate their thinking and newcomers make sound architectural decisions.

About Software Quality Attributes

Software quality attributes (also known as non-functional requirements or "-ilities") are characteristics that affect the quality of a software system. Different architecture styles support different quality attributes to varying degrees. The advisor supports various architecture styles including Microservices, Monolithic, Layered, Event-Driven, Serverless, Service-Oriented, and AI Agent architectures.

  • Availability: System uptime and accessibility
  • Reliability: System's ability to perform without failure
  • Scalability: System's ability to handle growth
  • Security: Protection against unauthorized access
  • Maintainability: Ease of making changes
  • Performance: Speed and efficiency
  • Flexibility: Adaptability to changing requirements
  • Testability: Ease of testing