You knowthe bugis there.

You just can't see it.

Now you can.

THE DIFFERENCE

The same codebase. Two realities.

Without CodeScape

4800import handleAuth = async () => {
4801 validateToken = require('...');
4802 parseResponse = require('...');
4803const middleware from './utils';
4804 getSession = async () => {
4805export handleAuth = require('...');
4806const validateToken from './utils';
4807import parseResponse = require('...');
4808 middleware = async () => {
4809const getSession from './utils';
4810export handleAuth = require('...');
4811 validateToken = require('...');
4812const parseResponse = async () => {
4813 middleware = require('...');
4814import getSession = require('...');
4815export handleAuth from './utils';
4816 validateToken = async () => {
4817 parseResponse = require('...');
4818const middleware from './utils';
4819 getSession = require('...');
4820export handleAuth = async () => {
4821import validateToken from './utils';
4822 parseResponse = require('...');
4823 middleware = require('...');
4824const getSession = async () => {
4825export handleAuth = require('...');
4826 validateToken = require('...');
4827const parseResponse from './utils';
4828import middleware = async () => {
4829 getSession = require('...');
4830export handleAuth from './utils';
4831 validateToken = require('...');
4832 parseResponse = async () => {
4833const middleware from './utils';
4834 getSession = require('...');
4835import handleAuth = require('...');
4836const validateToken = async () => {
4837 parseResponse = require('...');
4838 middleware = require('...');
4839const getSession from './utils';
4840export handleAuth = async () => {
4841 validateToken = require('...');
4842import parseResponse from './utils';
4843 middleware = require('...');
4844 getSession = async () => {
4845export handleAuth from './utils';
4846 validateToken = require('...');
4847 parseResponse = require('...');
4848const middleware = async () => {
4849import getSession = require('...');
Searching... line 4,847

50,000 lines. No map. No landmarks.

With CodeScape

Same code. Error found in 10 seconds.

SEE IT WORK

Watch a bug get found.

A real debugging scenario. From confusion to fix.

10 seconds. Not 3 hours.

WHAT IT DOES

Everything you wish your IDE could show you.

Real-time error detection

Errors glow red the moment they exist. No waiting for a build to fail.

Dependency mapping

See every connection between every piece of code. Pathways light up to show what touches what.

IDE integration

Connected to your editor. Click a building, jump to that code. Click code, find that building.

Live updates

The city updates as you type. Add a function, a new building appears. Delete one, it disappears.

Navigate complexity

Walk through architectures that would take hours to understand from text alone.

Connection tracking

Hover any building. Instantly see every other building it talks to. No more tracing imports manually.

3 STEPS

From repository to revelation.

Connect once. See everything.

01

Point it at your repo

One command. CodeScape reads your codebase, maps every function, class, import, and dependency. No configuration.

$ codescape init ./my-project
✓ Scanning 847 files...
✓ Mapping 2,341 connections...
✓ City generated.
02

Enter your code city

Every code block is a building. Every import is a pathway. The architecture you could never see is now a place you can walk through.

03

See problems before they see you

Errors glow red. Broken connections flash. You don't search for bugs anymore. They announce themselves.

FAST. INTEGRATED. READY.

It won't slow you down.

Built for developers who measure their tools in milliseconds.

Performance

< 2s

City generation from a 50k line codebase

60fps

Smooth navigation, even in massive architectures

Real-time

Updates as you save — no manual refresh

Integrations

VS CodeSupported
JetBrains IDEsComing soon
NeovimPlanned
JavaScript / TypeScriptSupported
PythonSupported
Go, Rust, JavaComing soon
REAL SCENARIO

Without CodeScape

Tuesday, 2:14am. Production bug. You open the repo. 50,000 lines. You start searching. Grep returns 47 results. You trace imports. You add console.logs. 90 minutes later, you find it. It was three files away from where you started.

With CodeScape

Tuesday, 2:14am. Production bug. You open CodeScape. A red building in sector 7. You click it. The error is on line 234 of auth.middleware.ts. You fix it. You're back in bed by 2:19am.

90 minutes → 5 minutes.

See your code differently.

We're building CodeScape with a small group of developers who know this pain. Join the prototype. Help shape what this becomes.

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