Elixir project architecture examples
Interactive architecture diagrams of 94 open-source Elixir repositories with a GitDiagram architecture diagram, most stars first. Each diagram shows the project's main components, how they connect, and links every part to its file on GitHub.
Repositories 1–50 of 94
anoma/anoma★ 33.5k
Anoma is an Elixir implementation of the Anoma protocol, organized around supervised node processes.
plausible/analytics★ 29.8k
Plausible is privacy-focused web analytics.
openai/symphony★ 27.3k
Symphony is an autonomous work orchestrator: engineers configure a tracker, the system polls and normalizes eligible issues, creates isolated workspaces, runs Codex agents, and…
elixir-lang/elixir★ 26.7k
Elixir is a language and runtime ecosystem for building scalable, maintainable applications.
phoenixframework/phoenix★ 23.2k
Phoenix is an Elixir web framework, with an accompanying installer that generates Phoenix applications.
Firezone is a zero-trust remote-access platform.
teslamate-org/teslamate★ 7.8k
Core Application (TeslaMate Engine): Represent the heart of the system where the business logic lives. This includes modules for.
supabase/realtime★ 7.5k
This is a backend “Realtime” server built in Elixir/Phoenix. It exposes.
elixir-ecto/ecto★ 6.5k
Ecto Core Library: This includes core modules found in the “lib/ecto” directory that implement the main functionality.
livebook-dev/livebook★ 5.8k
Frontend/Client-side: Represented by the assets directory containing JavaScript, CSS, and CodeMirror integrations.
kieraneglin/pinchflat★ 4.7k
oban-bg/oban★ 3.9k
nerves-project/nerves★ 2.5k
This is an Elixir-based project aimed at building and managing self-contained firmware images for embedded devices.
ash-project/ash★ 2.4k
discord/manifold★ 1.9k
Manifold is an Elixir library for batching message sends across Erlang nodes, reducing repeated network sends while preserving per-sender ordering.
dwyl/learn-elixir★ 1.7k
This is a beginner-oriented Elixir learning repository, not a single application: learners start with the guide and progress through language concepts and runnable examples.
michalmuskala/jason★ 1.7k
elixir-mint/mint★ 1.4k
fly-apps/live_beats★ 1.4k
sneako/finch★ 1.3k
bartblast/hologram★ 1.3k
algora-io/tv★ 1.2k
algora-io/algora★ 1.2k
elixir-ecto/postgrex★ 1.2k
phoenixframework/flame★ 1.2k
tompave/fun_with_flags★ 1.2k
commanded/eventstore★ 1.1k
whatyouhide/redix★ 1.1k
brainlid/langchain★ 1.1k
hexpm/hex★ 1.1k
naymspace/backpex★ 844
woylie/flop★ 804
operately/operately★ 606
aws-beam/aws-elixir★ 595
edgurgel/mimic★ 555
agentjido/req_llm★ 486
livebook-dev/kino★ 437
eigr/spawn★ 369
wintermeyer/vutuv★ 355
Counted over GitDiagram's stored diagrams of public repositories, from the names their components and groups carry and the files they link to; the rules are the ones in the 2026 open-source architecture report. Stars are GitHub's when the diagram was last made. Rebuilt daily: hubs grow as more repositories' languages are known.