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Understand your codebase.
Auto-syncing code diagrams to drive collaboration, improve code review, reduce onboarding friction, and more.
Dependencies display in Go, Java, JavaScript, Python, & TypeScript.
Used by developers around the world.
Explore something new with Maps.
Your code is constantly evolving—so should your understanding.
Maps are automatically generated and update with each commit, including codebase Insights and any customizations you’ve made with Labels, Notes, and Tours.
Maps provide a reliable visual foundation for building codebase understanding, so developers can start making meaningful contributions without the friction often associated with onboarding.
Visualize changes to review logically. Segment files into related sections and browse them in Map and diff views. Create step-by-step, visual walkthroughs of changes, highlighting important steps and sharing guidance.
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Maps reflect the up-to-date codebase, with the ability to interact with and understand files and file relationships. So whether you're working independently or collaborating as a team, Maps can act as a single source of truth.
Sharing development details is key to cross-organization project management, but code is not a universal language. Maps can be used to guide collaboration and communication with project stakeholders, no matter their code knowledge.
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Dependencies display in
Go
Go
Java
Java
JavaScript
JavaScript
Python
Python
TypeScript
TypeScript
How Maps works.
Quickly and reliably understand how files are related, see how code changes fit into the larger software architecture, and more.
Maps are automatically generated and sync to your codebase with each commit, so you never have to worry about manually updating your Map.
Use Insights to visualize the most active areas of a codebase and get details on individual files, including file age and how many lines of code they represent.
Maps displays files and folders for any language, with the ability to visualize dependencies in Go, Java, JavaScript, Python, and TypeScript.
Customize Maps and provide context to your code using Labels and Notes, with color coding to indicate feature bounds, mark hotspots, or highlight tech debt—whatever’s useful to you.
Create visual walkthroughs of your code, using Tours to communicate ideal code paths, user flows, and more—and Tour Alerts will help you keep your Tours up to date.
The future of codebase understanding.
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Access Maps resources and support, and connect with Team CodeSee and others in the CodeSee global community!
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