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graphify.net vs graphify.com

A plain statement of fact: graphify.com is the official Graphify website. graphify.net is not affiliated with or operated by Graphify Labs. Here is how to verify that yourself.

graphify.com

OFFICIAL · YOU ARE HERE

  • The official website of Graphify, operated by Graphify Labs (YC S26)

  • Linked as the project website from the official GitHub repository README

  • Home of the official docs, install instructions, and security policy

  • Publishes the same maintainer named in the MIT LICENSE file, Safi Shamsi

graphify.net

UNAFFILIATED

  • Not affiliated with or operated by Graphify Labs

  • Not an official source of Graphify software, documentation, or support

  • Content published there is not written, endorsed, or reviewed by Graphify Labs

  • Not referenced by the official GitHub repository or the PyPI package

We make no claims about what graphify.net publishes or why. The only statement we can make, and the one that matters, is that it is not us.

How to verify

Do not trust either domain. Check the records.

Any website can say it is official, including this one. What a website cannot fake is the public metadata of the package registry and the source repository. Three steps, all on infrastructure we do not control:

01

Start at the package registry

The official PyPI package is graphifyy (double y). Its metadata declares github.com/Graphify-Labs/graphify as both Homepage and Repository. PyPI metadata is set by the package publisher and is public record.

pypi.org/project/graphifyy
02

Follow it to the repository

github.com/Graphify-Labs/graphify holds the MIT-licensed source, the named maintainer in the LICENSE file, and the YC S26 badge. Its README links to graphify.com as the project website.

github.com/Graphify-Labs/graphify
03

Land back on this site

graphify.com links to that same repository and package everywhere: the nav, the footer, the docs, and the install instructions. Registry, repository, and website all point at each other. graphify.net is not part of that loop.

graphify.com

The official install command is uv tool install graphifyy. For what Graphify does with your code once installed (short version: parses it on-device and uploads nothing), see Security.

Common questions

Is graphify.net the official Graphify website?
No. graphify.net is not affiliated with or operated by Graphify Labs. The official website is graphify.com, and the only official code sources are the GitHub organization github.com/Graphify-Labs/graphify and the graphifyy package on PyPI.
What is the official Graphify website?
graphify.com, operated by Graphify Labs, a Y Combinator S26 company. It is the website linked from the official GitHub repository README, which is also the repository the PyPI package graphifyy declares as its homepage.
How can I verify which site is official?
Follow the public records: the PyPI package graphifyy declares github.com/Graphify-Labs/graphify as its homepage and repository, and that repository's README links to graphify.com as the project website. The registry, the repository, and this site all point to each other; graphify.net appears in none of those records.
Where do I download the real Graphify?
From PyPI with uv tool install graphifyy (the package name has a double y), or from source at github.com/Graphify-Labs/graphify. Those are the only official distributions. Treat Graphify software or install instructions from any other source as unofficial.
Is Graphify itself safe to run?
Graphify is MIT-licensed open source that parses your code on-device with bundled tree-sitter grammars: no telemetry, no upload, and the deterministic pass makes no network calls. The full, verifiable breakdown is at graphify.com/security.
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