Documentation

How DomoModeler works

The dashboard, every model type, and what each editor gives you. Start at the beginning, or jump to the model you are about to open.

Products, domains, and models; plus search, sharing views, duplication, import/export, and the user menu.

Organization roles, product visibility, sharing a product, domain, or model, and how access is worked out.

Working with models

The parts every editor shares: the model header, the toolbar, adding and connecting elements, properties, and exporting.

Real-time presence, editing locks, the save indicator, paused connections, and working offline.

How EventStorming feeds a Context Map, a Context Map feeds a Domain Model, and where auto and manual sync differ.

The workshop canvas (domain events, commands, policies, aggregates, hotspots) and grouping into subdomains.

Bounded contexts and the relationships between them: AcL, OHS, published language, conformist, and the rest.

Tactical DDD inside a boundary: aggregates, entities, value objects, services, repositories, and factories.

One model type with four model styles (Hexagonal, Flow, C4, and Cloud), chosen when you create it.

A numbered log of decisions, with status, supersede links, Nygard and MADR templates, and Markdown export.

The nine building blocks of a business model, with built-in prompts and paired description/detail entries.

Two shapes of the same editor: free-form mind mapping, or the structured Goal → Actor → Impact → Deliverable ladder.

A ubiquitous-language table generated from a Domain Model, with your own prose above it.

An arc42 or C4-guidebook document that writes part of itself from the domain's models and embeds their images.

Every shortcut in one place: editing, selection, alignment, and the per-model-type element keys.

What your organization's plan changes: model allowances, export, collaboration, seats, and what happens if billing lapses.

These pages cover what each part of DomoModeler does. Longer, worked tutorials are on the way.