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Schema Visualizer vs WunderGraph
Provides instant GraphQL APIs and composable back-ends, not visual schema editing
Which to pick
Pick Schema Visualizer if you want…
- Collaborative schema diagrams with GitHub sync
- Integrations with GitHub or Hubql CLI (on Schema Visualizer's list, not WunderGraph's)
Pick WunderGraph if you want…
- Federated GraphQL governance and scaling
- GraphQL API creation
- Open-source code (wundergraph/wundergraph on GitHub)
- Integrations with gRPC, Kafka or NATS (on WunderGraph's list, not Schema Visualizer's)
Side by side
- What it is
- Schema Visualizer:Schema Visualizer creates interactive diagrams of JSON, XML, Proto, GraphQL, Prisma and OpenAPI schemas with real-time collaboration.
- WunderGraph:WunderGraph Cosmo is a platform for building, managing and scaling federated GraphQL APIs.
- Best for
- Schema Visualizer:Collaborative schema diagrams with GitHub sync
- WunderGraph:Federated GraphQL governance and scaling
- Who it’s for
- Schema Visualizer:Developers, architects, analysts and teams needing visual schema documentation.
- WunderGraph:Teams that need to compose, govern and host GraphQL federations at any scale.
- Pricing
- Schema Visualizer:Freemium
- WunderGraph:Freemium
- Plans
- Schema Visualizer:Community 0€/user/month · Pro 5€/user/month
- WunderGraph:Launch $499 per month · Scale $3499 per month
- Open source
- Schema Visualizer:—
- WunderGraph:Yes
- Works with
- Schema Visualizer:GitHub, Hubql CLI
- WunderGraph:gRPC, Kafka, NATS, Redis, Apollo Federation v1, Apollo Federation v2, Prometheus, OpenTelemetry
Schema Visualizer features
- Auto diagram generation. Generate visual diagrams from JSON, XML, Proto, GraphQL, Prisma and OpenAPI files automatically.
- Real-time collaboration. Co-create, discuss and share schema diagrams with team members and external partners.
- Markdown documentation. Add markdown notes to diagrams to keep documentation up-to-date with code changes.
- GitHub two-way sync. Connect repositories via the Hubql GitHub app to push and pull schema changes.
- CLI preview links. Use the Hubql CLI to generate preview links for data models and APIs locally.
- Workspace limits. Community plan limits to 1 workspace editor and 150 lines per file; Pro lifts those limits.
WunderGraph features
- Connect any service. Expose gRPC, Kafka, NATS or Redis services through a unified GraphQL router without extra infrastructure.
- Real-time streams. Router handles subscriptions, aggregating events from Kafka, NATS or Redis and pushes updates to clients.
- MCP Gateway. One gateway turns approved operations into agent-ready tools with built-in authentication, eliminating separate MCP servers.
- Graph governance hub. Shared canvas for schema design, review, ownership, proposals and safe deployments with audit logs and RBAC.
- Cache warming. Pre-warm query planning cache to eliminate long planning delays for high-load scenarios.
Schema Visualizer vs WunderGraph FAQ
Is Schema Visualizer or WunderGraph free?+
Schema Visualizer has a free plan and paid plans. WunderGraph has a free plan; paid plans start at $499/month (Launch).
Is Schema Visualizer or WunderGraph open source?+
WunderGraph is open source (wundergraph/wundergraph on GitHub). DevHunt has no public source repository on record for Schema Visualizer.
Do Schema Visualizer and WunderGraph integrate with the same tools?+
Their integration lists don't overlap: Schema Visualizer lists GitHub and Hubql CLI; WunderGraph lists gRPC, Kafka, NATS, Redis and 4 more.
On DevHunt
Schema Visualizer
17 upvotes · Launched on DevHunt on Apr 9, 2024
WunderGraph
38 upvotes · Launched on DevHunt on Jan 3, 2023
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