Rarchy vs RhodeCode

Website planning made easy

Rarchy offers a suite of website planning tools, including visual sitemaps and user flows, designed for agencies and teams.

The core product is the free visual sitemap editor, which allows you to create a sitemap from scratch or import your existing website pages via the website crawler, XML or CSV file. You're then able to view your website in five different visual formats, use the drag-and-drop interface to make changes, and auto-capture screenshots of your current page designs. Your sitemap can be exported to XML (ready to upload to search engines), CSV, or PDF format.

Rarchy is ideal for teams, allowing you to collaborate, revise, and communicate changes to your website in one place.

Location: Sydney, Australia

RhodeCode develops on-premise developer productivity tools for Mercurial, Git & Subversion.

RhodeCode Enterprise is how teams build software in a collaborative manner. It allows companies to develop their projects using Git, Mercurial, or Subversion repositories while providing one user interface. It comes with extensive permissions management, and integrates with continuous integration tools, authentication plugins, and other 3rd party applications. It provides a very powerful code-review system based on pull requests, and together with its full text search engine everything is searchable.