Visualize codebases for faster
Map an entire codebase in just a few clicks.
Quickly identify cross-code dependencies and navigate between files and folders. With insights to improve your understanding of the codebase and guide onboarding, planning, and reviews.
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Read less code. Get more done.
Development has evolved. Developer tools haven't kept up.
Even today, many devs learn codebases line by line.
It's time for something new.
Visually understand code
Our patented visual map provides a new type of view of your system. You understand where to start, what code ran in execution order, and all of the values of the data so you can see what's going on without reading every line of code.
Link your documents to the code
Devs spend more time understanding code than actually writing or changing it. Learn new code by reading a story connected to the code. This unlocks onboarding new developers, fast feature execution & unprecedented debugging.
Share your understanding
Sharing code understanding across your team makes your team more agile, as your developers can work on all the code, not just the code they wrote.
Our solution.
Auto-generated software diagrams that sync to your codebase as you work. With features to help you understand how files are connected, see how pull requests fit into the larger architecture, and more.
Quickly identify how the code is meant to function so you can focus on making it happen.
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Self updating
Maps are automatically generated and update each time your code changes—you never have to worry about manually refreshing your Map.
Code insights
Use the Insights panel to visualize the most active areas of a codebase and get details on individual files and folders, including the age of files and how many lines of code they represent.
Multi language
Maps is capable of displaying files and folders for any language, with the ability to visualize dependencies across Go, Java, JavaScript, Python, and TypeScript codebases.
Labels + Notes
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.
Tours
Create visual walkthroughs of your code, using Tours to communicate ideal code paths, user flows, and more—and Tour Alerts will help you to ensure your Tours are always up to date.
How Maps works.
With support for:
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Coming soon:
Easier code reviews.
With Review Maps, code is grouped intuitively, so you can review based on logic and functionality. Double-click on files to view changes in a diff. Dependencies are visualized, so you can quickly grasp the impact of a code change. Place comments, mark sections as ‘Reviewed’, and even submit reviews.
And now, you can access Maps review capabilities in your Visual Studio Code editor with the CodeSee Review Maps extension!
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It's time for something new.
What's possible with CodeSee Maps.
Onboard
Plan
Review
Debug
Share
We’d love to have you.
Join our beta program to explore how Maps can help your team better understand codebases.
No commitment, no cost. We want to design Maps to address your unique codebase challenges.
Insight into your user experience will help.
Visually understand code
Our patented visual map provides a new type of view of your system. You understand where to start, what code ran in execution order, and all of the values of the data so you can see what's going on without reading every line of code.
Link your documents to the code
Devs spend more time understanding code than actually writing or changing it. Learn new code by reading a story connected to the code. This unlocks onboarding new developers, fast feature execution & unprecedented debugging.
Share your understanding
Sharing code understanding across your team makes your team more agile, as your developers can work on all the code, not just the code they wrote.
Check out Recordings.
Capture, interact, and share a visual flow of your code at runtime with Recordings.
Cut the time [and mental load] required to transition between files and folders. Drill down into the details of functions, including call order and variable values.
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Folks talking about CodeSee.
CodeSee gives me more visibility.
“CodeSee gives me more visibility into what code is responsible for what parts of the product. So if I’m interacting with a given product/given project, and I need visibility into what parts of the code are responsible for doing what I am doing at a particular time, CodeSee really helps with that.”
It's easy to ask other contributors for help.
"I love how simple CodeSee makes it to understand the execution flow by presenting runtime snapshots in their original context—the code I wrote and the data I entered! And if I'm really stuck, it's easy to ask other contributors for help. CodeSee is like Loom for your source code—drop a few comments, share a link, and your whole async team can see what you do!"
Visualize your codebase.
“Quickly and scalably onboard engineers by visualizing your codebase. Code as stories, document as you go. Plenty to like, one to watch for 2021.”
CodeSee gives me more visibility.
“CodeSee gives me more visibility into what code is responsible for what parts of the product. So if I’m interacting with a given product/given project, and I need visibility into what parts of the code are responsible for doing what I am doing at a particular time, CodeSee really helps with that.”
It's easy to ask other contributors for help.
"I love how simple CodeSee makes it to understand the execution flow by presenting runtime snapshots in their original context—the code I wrote and the data I entered! And if I'm really stuck, it's easy to ask other contributors for help. CodeSee is like Loom for your source code—drop a few comments, share a link, and your whole async team can see what you do!"
Visualize your codebase.
“Quickly and scalably onboard engineers by visualizing your codebase. Code as stories, document as you go. Plenty to like, one to watch for 2021.”
Let’s connect!
Do you work with codebases? No matter your role, what we're building is for you.
If you’re open to sharing your code-based experiences and ideas on CodeSee, we’d love to chat/email/socialize!
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A common problem is having to “load” all the structures into your mind (which can take days), before actually working a task.
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We like: Highlights dependencies and related code structure. Code maps auto-update with each commit - map diffs posted into GitHub PRs
