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Bring visibility to your codebase.
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Chief Technical Officers
Get instant visibility into your codebase that you can trust.
Visualize and automate your codebase for better onboarding, code reviews, code quality, and compliance.
Your code is changing rapidly. You don't want to sacrifice quality and maintainability for the sake of speed.
CodeSee visualizes and helps you understand the impact changes have on your codebase. Write quality, logical and maintainable code that can withstand future changes while still shipping code quickly.
Onboard engs to your code quickly.
Autogenerated maps that stay up to date so that your team can fully understand how all of your code works.
Visualize areas of interest across your entire team.
Connect important paths and code knowledge directly to the code so that your entire team knows how to work with the code. Balance ease of development against writing maintainable code.
Visualize the impact of your team’s changes before merging it.
Visualize how your code is affected by each proposed change before merging to prevent issues before they hit prod.
Automate code knowledge.
Automate code knowledge, compliance and security processes so your engineers gain visibility and reduce the time required for knowledge transfer.
“CodeSee allows Distribute Aid to implement relay-style code handoffs. Maps document the current state of the code for incoming devs, so others can wind down. Everyone is up to date, and we can maintain our momentum without burning out our volunteers.”
Taylor
Senior Engineer, Distribute Aid
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CodeSee customer success
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We’re building a code visibility platform for development teams of all sizes, in companies at every stage—from startups to Fortune 500.
See the value and results from innovative teams using CodeSee that you can replicate across your team.
3K hours
saved in code review/year
$450K
saved in code review/year
50%
less time in code review
2.9k hours
saved in onboarding/year
$443.2K
saved in onboarding/year
* For a team of 10 developers
