Product

Onboarding to unfamiliar code can be daunting. CodeSee codebase maps and interactive product tours simplify the process and shorten the time-to-effective metric.

Code Automations Quick Start

Got a refactor in your future? Follow our 4 steps to ensure it's a success: Plan, Review, Map, and Automate.

Refactoring is easy—as long as you don’t work with other people or touch anybody else’s code.

First issue of CodeSee Product News gives insights into how you can clone yourself with Code Automation; showcases the codebase map of Distribute Aid, one of the founding members of our Open Source Community, Code Automation, and more!

Do non-coders on your team, like sales and marketing reps, management execs, understand how your app works? See how with code visibility tools like CodeSee developers can communicate effectively about technical decisions to all members of your product development team.

CodeSee's latest release is live on Product Hunt. Take a minute or two and share your thoughts on the #1 Code Visibility Platform to help us get Product of the Day.

In this post, we’ll cover what code visibility is, compare what development looks like with and without code visibility, and consider how CodeSee enables code visibility.

CodeSee is no longer just a map of your files--it's a full code visibility platform. Discover new features like Code Automation, premium security features, and pull requests (PRs) across repo services (CodeSee Service Maps).

Developers today shouldn't blindly traverse directories, reviewing the general structure of code. Learn why code visibility-GPS for your codebase is invaluable for your organization and how CodeSee delivers the code visibility you need.

In this guide, we've shared a few of our favorite Maps types, along with tips on getting the most out of your Maps.

Check out this 2-minute video for guidance to help you get more out of your Maps experience using Tours and Tour Alerts.

On January 20, 2022, CodeSee announced it has raised $7 million in additional funding, bringing the company’s raised total to $10 million.

More intuitive code reviews with Review Maps in VS Code.

Codebases are complex and constantly evolving. Helping you navigate them with greater ease and understanding is our leading goal at CodeSee. One way we make this possible is with Maps Labels and Notes. While the feature may seem simple, its awesomeness is all in the application. With Labels and Notes,

Join Ramón for a video tour of OSS Port!

We know how long you spend trying to understand code, whether it’s a new part of the codebase, code you haven’t touched in a while, or just a flow in your app that seems to change with every PR. Our mission at CodeSee is to help you develop

You know when you are reading through code or stepping through a debugger and you see a callback function being passed around and you think: “I really just want to go to where the callback actually gets executed” but you can’t? You just can’t? function myCallback(data) { } function

We’ve adopted an approach to build in the open, and we’ll use this forum to let you know where we’re headed. Developers in our early access program have installed CodeSee to record their app and inspect their source code, runtime data, loops, nested functions, all in code

Communicating about code is hard. The way we write code is not the way we talk about code. Since we hold most our code in our heads, sometimes jotting down our thoughts is surprising helpful. Yet, most note taking tools allow you to capture your thoughts but don’t allow

When I joined CodeSee [https://www.codesee.io/] as Head of Design in March, I knew it was to build a suite of insanely useful tools for developers – to explore everything that happens when you run your app, gain insights about how the code works, record your knowledge, and share