Macroscope provides an AI-powered software development analytics platform that connects to a company’s GitHub to understand and improve its codebase. It analyzes abstract syntax trees to map code structure and reviews pull requests in real time to detect bugs, explain issues in plain language, and suggest fixes. For managers and non-technical staff, it offers dashboards showing developer time on updates, AI-generated summaries, and data on project contributors, with integrations to Jira, Linear, and Slack. The goal is to give teams a clear, AI-assisted view of how work gets done to speed up bug fixes, improve code quality, and transparently track development progress.
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
Series A
Total Funding
$40M
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2023
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Former Twitter executives have launched a startup, Macroscope.com, securing $40M in funding. The project aims to address issues in AI-generated code, such as inconsistent quality and security vulnerabilities. Macroscope.com offers tools to ensure code quality, acting as a "quality inspector" for AI-generated code. The funding will help refine technology, expand the team, and accelerate product rollouts, potentially revolutionizing the AI code space.
Macroscope previously raised a $10 million seed round that included the participation of Alphabet Inc.'s GV startup fund, Thrive Capital and Adverb.
Lightspeed is leading a $30M Series A funding round for Macroscope, an AI-powered tool for teams, founded by Kayvon Beykpour, Joe Bernstein, and Rob Bishop. This brings Macroscope's total funding to $40M. The platform uses AI to provide real-time insights into codebases, reducing the need for meetings and JIRA tickets. It traverses the Abstract Syntax Tree to offer comprehensive code understanding and automated bug fixing, outperforming competitors like Code Rabbit and Graphite.