Maps for continuous understanding.

Keep pace with even the most complex codebases. From one-dev projects to products spanning multiple teams, the code behind the software is constantly evolving. Your understanding of the codebase needs to evolve, too.

Continuous code understanding with Maps.

Pricing

Learn how code works in the context of the complete software architecture. With the ability to view and write file code, reveal valuable code insights, and visualize dependencies.

Maps are easy to align to GitHub repositories. They’re automatically generated and sync to the codebase with each commit, so you never have to worry about manually updating Maps.

Developers are able to quickly identify how their section of code works within the fuller architecture, so they can begin contributing with clarity and confidence—and keep pace as the codebase changes.

Your codebase evolves with feature additions and refactoring. Maps update with each commit, including customizations and insights. So whether you’re building independently or on a team of devs, Maps can act as a single source of truth.

Works best on code written in

Java

JavaScript

Python

TypeScript

Easier, faster code-based collaboration, contributions, onboarding, and reviews with Maps.

What folks are saying.

Customer case studies

"CodeSee now provides my primary method to identify differences in the code and where to make changes.”

Amy M.

Pvolve

"... 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.”

Ryan Abrams

Senior Engineer, Stripe

“I like the ability to apply Labels and Notes to a CodeSee Map. The Notes are really, really helpful.”

Joan M. Davis

“I am able to visually see the changes in a pull request and begin to create a phased solution for staggering deployments."

Amy Meyers

Pvolve

“I really like everything being visualized, which is why I use CodeSee.”

Jack Gaarkeuken

Full-stack Developer

“Using CodeSee to take on a new codebase, I’m able to save up to 4 hours a week across my open-source projects.”

Joan M. Davis

"This is legitimately cool. Don't miss out."

Kyle R. Conway

@K_REY_C

“CodeSee allows Distribute Aid to implement relay-style code handoffs. Everyone is up to date, and we can maintain our momentum without burning out our volunteers.”

Taylor

Senior Engineer, Distribute Aid

"A pretty interesting product for understanding large codebases logically instead of going through plain text documentation."

Akash Hamirwasia

@blenderskool

“Quickly and scalably onboard engineers by visualizing your codebase. Code as stories, document as you go. Plenty to like, one to watch for 2021.”

James Governor

Co-Founder, RedMonk

"Been using CodeSee and it's a game changer... get used to navigating a codebase fast."

Lucia Cerchie

@CerchieLucia

"... I am very excited for how much easier navigating code reviews will be."

chaseadamsio

@chaseadamsio

“CodeSee gives me more visibility into what code is responsible for what parts of the product."

Ryan Abrams

Senior Engineer, Stripe

"CodeSee now provides my primary method to identify differences in the code and where to make changes.”

Amy M.

Pvolve

Ryan Abrams

Senior Engineer, Stripe

“I like the ability to apply Labels and Notes to a CodeSee Map. The Notes are really, really helpful.”

Joan M. Davis

“I am able to visually see the changes in a pull request and begin to create a phased solution for staggering deployments."

Amy Meyers

Pvolve

“I really like everything being visualized, which is why I use CodeSee.”

Jack Gaarkeuken

Full-stack Developer

“Using CodeSee to take on a new codebase, I’m able to save up to 4 hours a week across my open-source projects.”

Joan M. Davis

"This is legitimately cool. Don't miss out."

Kyle R. Conway

@K_REY_C

“CodeSee allows Distribute Aid to implement relay-style code handoffs. Everyone is up to date, and we can maintain our momentum without burning out our volunteers.”

Taylor

Senior Engineer, Distribute Aid

"A pretty interesting product for understanding large codebases logically instead of going through plain text documentation."

Akash Hamirwasia

@blenderskool

“Quickly and scalably onboard engineers by visualizing your codebase. Code as stories, document as you go. Plenty to like, one to watch for 2021.”

James Governor

Co-Founder, RedMonk

"Been using CodeSee and it's a game changer... get used to navigating a codebase fast."

Lucia Cerchie

@CerchieLucia

"... I am very excited for how much easier navigating code reviews will be."

chaseadamsio

@chaseadamsio

“CodeSee gives me more visibility into what code is responsible for what parts of the product."

Ryan Abrams

Senior Engineer, Stripe

Get more from Maps.

Visualize changes to review logically. Segment files into related sections and browse them in Map and diff views. Create visual walkthroughs of changes, highlighting important steps and sharing guidance. With integration to VS Code.

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Code files connecting to dependencies within a folder in a Map.

Maps provide developers a reliable visual foundation for building their understanding of codebases, so they can start making meaningful contributions without the friction often associated with onboarding.

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Dependencies that connect code files in a Map.

Code is not a universal language, but sharing development details is an important part of cross-org collaboration. Maps have features designed to help you communicate about code to stakeholders, no matter their code knowledge.

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Colored and labeled code files within a Map

Our standards for code privacy + security.

We do not store your code. It's stored on GitHub servers and analyzed by CodeSee using a GitHub Action. Check out our list of requested GitHub permissions and details on our SOC 2 Type II report.

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Maps for continuous understanding.

Continuous code understanding with Maps.

In-context understanding.

Always up to date.

Contribute + keep pace.

Single source of truth.

Easier, faster code-based collaboration, contributions, onboarding, and reviews with Maps.

What folks are saying.

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Get more from Maps.

Intuitive code reviews.

Accelerate developer onboarding.

Continuous code understanding.

Drive collaboration.

Our standards for code privacy + security.

Let's connect.