See how your code is really connected.
Code Inspector uses a real parser to extract the classes, functions, routes and calls of your project and shows them as an interactive graph. No guessing and no trimming.
- Real parser, not regular expressions
- Complete graph, not truncated
- Calls between functions
- Foundation for every module
Without a real map, every change is a gamble.
Code Inspector shows you the real relationships in the code: who calls whom, what each module exposes and where each route enters.
Hidden dependencies
Changing one function breaks something far away that nobody knew depended on it.
Outdated diagrams
Hand-drawn diagrams stop being true soon after they are drawn.
Shallow analysis
Text-based tools get real classes and methods wrong.
Code Inspector navigating a real project
An interactive graph with thousands of nodes: search, filter and follow the calls between functions.
From your code to a navigable graph
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The project is indexed
A real parser walks the files and extracts classes, functions, routes and calls.
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The graph is built
Nodes and relationships are stored in full, discarding nothing.
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You explore it
Browse the interactive graph; it loads in parts so it stays smooth on large projects.
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It powers everything else
Explorer, Revitalize, Code Guardian and Feature Forge use the same structural information.
Real structure, ready to use
Real parser
True structural analysis across a wide range of languages, instead of guessing from text.
Interactive graph
Classes, functions and routes connected, with a visualization that handles large projects.
Call graph
Know who calls whom before changing or migrating a function.
Not truncated
The graph is stored and loaded in full, page by page, without trimming nodes.
Impact of a change
Locate which symbols a change touches so you review what really matters.
Platform foundation
The same structure guides migrations, PR review, tests and new features.
When to use it
See the real structure
Understand coupling and entry points without reading all the code.
Choose the right order
The call graph helps decide what to convert first.
Measure the scope of a change
Identify which parts of the system a change touches.
Languages it understands
It covers a wide range of languages and keeps growing. These are just a few examples.
Structure without exposing your code
Analysis in your environment
Indexing can run inside your infrastructure.
Structure only
The graph describes relationships; your code stays in your project.
Traceable
Every node links to its file and location.
Frequently asked questions
See the graph of your own code
We index one of your projects and navigate the real graph of its structure together.