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Overview

GraphMechanic is a visual platform for working with domain-specific graph data: infrastructure networks, transport graphs, GIS-linked objects, logical dependencies, and operational topology.

The project evolved from PolylineMechanic, an internal tool for editing railway graph polylines. The original problem was narrow: prepare and repair railway track geometry. GraphMechanic generalizes this idea into a broader tool for viewing, editing, comparing, and monitoring graph-based systems.

The core idea is to combine two complementary views of a graph:

  • geographic view — nodes and edges placed on a map;
  • logical view — all nodes arranged as a graph layout, independent from geography.

This allows the same graph to be inspected both as real-world infrastructure and as a logical network of relationships.

Product Concept

GraphMechanic provides a configurable visual layer over graph data.

It allows users to connect to graph-like datasets, visualize them on a map or as a logical graph, configure visual styles, inspect node and edge attributes, and observe changes over time.

The platform is intended for teams that work with infrastructure, transport, logistics, utility networks, telecom topology, GIS-linked assets, or custom operational graphs.