What is CAST Imaging?

A short overview of CAST Imaging and what it does.

CAST Imaging is a browser-based tool that turns application source code into an interactive graph. You can explore the structure of any enterprise application without reading code line by line.

What problem does it solve?

Large applications can contain millions of lines of code spread across many technologies. Understanding how the parts connect — and what breaks when you change something — is very difficult without a visual map.

CAST Imaging reads the output of a static code analysis and displays the results as a navigable graph. You can zoom in from a high-level architecture view all the way down to individual methods and database calls.

Who uses CAST Imaging?

Role Typical goal
Architect Understand the structure of an unknown application
Developer Find the impact of a code change before making it
Project manager Plan a modernization or cloud migration
IT administrator Install, configure, and maintain the platform

What can you do with it?

  • Explore application architecture at any level of detail.
  • Trace call paths between objects.
  • Identify database access patterns.
  • Assess cloud readiness and migration complexity.
  • Generate AI-powered summaries of code components.
  • Produce reports for stakeholders.
  • Annotate and document findings for the team.