Discover what Gleek is and how it turns text into diagrams for developers using a keyboard-only workflow.

Gleek is a diagram-making tool designed for developers who prefer working with a keyboard instead of a mouse. It uses a simple text-based syntax to turn your descriptions into visuals, supporting a wide range of diagram types: informal diagrams, flowcharts, class diagrams, sequence diagrams, state diagrams, Gantt charts, user journey maps, entity-relationship diagrams, UML diagrams, and object diagrams.
Key features include:
Gleek was developed by a team led by a founder who wanted to build a diagramming tool for developers who, like him, preferred the keyboard over the mouse. It was built from the ground up as a text-based diagram tool for that workflow.
Gleek is useful for:
Because diagrams are defined as text, Gleek fits naturally into version-controlled workflows and makes it easy to iterate on ideas without leaving the keyboard. Real-time collaboration supports teams planning and finalizing project ideas together.
Gleek is a keyboard-driven diagramming tool for developers. It converts simple text syntax into diagrams — from flowcharts and UML to Gantt charts and entity-relationship diagrams — and offers version control, live collaboration, multi-format export, and design templates.
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