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CodeSee gives your team full application visibility at every layer so the team can ship, refactor and onboard to legacy or existing applications faster.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary
Application type
Platforms
- Online
- Software as a Service (SaaS)
- Visual Studio Code
Features
- Real time collaboration
- Ad-free
- Automated code review
Slack integration
- Refactoring
- AI-Powered
- Triggers
- Team Collaboration
- VSCode
- Notifications
- Debugging
Tags
- code-refactory
- ai-code-assistant
- QA Testing
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Recent News
- POX published news article about GitKraken
GitKraken acquires CodeSee and launches new developer experience platform named DevExGitKraken, a widely-used Git platform, has revealed its acquisition of CodeSee, a company specializ...
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CodeSee gives your team full application visibility at every layer so the team can ship, refactor and onboard to legacy or existing applications faster.
Having code visibility simplifies the toughest dev challenges.
- Codebase Visibility: Devs spend 60% of their time reading and understanding code because they don't have a smart way to consume mental models of their code, services and dependencies.
- Codebase Onboarding: Codebase onboarding doesn't just happen when hiring. It happens when you need to understand how your code works, devs left, up/down stream dependencies, outages, reorgs and more.
- Codebase Offboarding: Whether because of a restructure or a RIF, we're all feeling the effects of needing to work in the codebase without the devs who wrote it. Let CodeSee make it easier on the team.
- Refactoring: Knowing how all the pieces in a system fit together influences the ability to move quickly when breaking down modules, breaking up monoliths into services or changing legacy code. CodeSee shows all the file dependencies in your codebase.
- Auto Documentation: Developers hate writing documentation so get real time understanding and observability that you can rely on.
- Debugging: When trying to debug a challenging problem, F12 isn't enough. Understanding your code flow and function impact is.
- Make QA Test Plans: Help your QA teams know what to test and the impact a code change has.
- Standardize & secure dev processes: Too much autonomy can result in sprawl, knowledge silos and runaway costs. Create standards to deliver reduced complexity, enforce stronger security, and compliance.
Understand every service, dependency, database, api, repo, function, and their impact.
Be confident with your code decisions. Code maps give devs confidence by minimizing lack of insight into dependencies and maintaining control as your code base grows.








