Someone from product/ops/sales needs to understand how something works →they ask an engineer →the engineer has to dig through code to explain it
And this keeps repeating.
Because the actual logic lives in the code, and docs are usually outdated.
I got a bit tired of this, so I built biral.
You can ask questions about a codebase and get a clear explanation with a flow diagram + actual code references.
It is especially designed for non technical people who only care about business logic and don’t want to learn to how to use IDEs like Cursor or coding agents like Claude Code.
I’ve seen this happen in almost every team:
Someone from product/ops/sales needs to understand how something works →they ask an engineer →the engineer has to dig through code to explain it
And this keeps repeating.
Because the actual logic lives in the code, and docs are usually outdated.
I got a bit tired of this, so I built biral.
You can ask questions about a codebase and get a clear explanation with a flow diagram + actual code references.
It is especially designed for non technical people who only care about business logic and don’t want to learn to how to use IDEs like Cursor or coding agents like Claude Code.
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