Macroscope reviews every pull request, catches the bugs linters and static analysis miss (logic errors, race conditions, null derefs, cross-file breakage), then offers a one-click fix. You pay only for what you use.
Start with $100 in free usage and 1,000 free agent credits every month.
Define your team's own checks in markdown, and Macroscope's research agent enforces them on every pull request, with full access to your codebase, git history, and connected integrations like Slack, Sentry, and Jira. A check can pass, warn, or fail the PR.
As an AI bug finder and AI code reviewer, Macroscope does not just flag bugs. It will find bugs in code and offer a one-click fix for the issues it finds, so you find and fix bugs in the same pass. It reads across your whole codebase, not one file at a time, which is what a single-file AI code checker or AI code analyzer cannot do.
You pay only for what you use. Reviews run on usage-based pricing with credits, spend controls, and auto-refill, so cost scales with how much you ship.
Put a reviewer on every PR that catches the bugs your linters miss, then fixes them. Setup takes under 5 minutes.
$100 in free usage and 1,000 free agent credits every month. No seat fees.
Macroscope catches the bugs that compile cleanly and still break things: logic errors, race conditions and concurrency bugs, null and undefined dereferences, off-by-one and boundary errors, and cross-file breakage where a change in one file breaks a caller in another. It also flags security issues like SQL injection, XSS, and hardcoded secrets, and checks for regressions against your git history.
All of the above. Macroscope is an AI code reviewer that finds and fixes bugs on every pull request. People reach for it as an AI bug finder, an AI bug detector, an AI code debugger, an AI code checker, and an AI code analyzer, and it is the same product doing the same job: it reads your diff in the context of your whole codebase, finds the bugs, and offers a one-click fix. Connect a repository and it will check your code on every pull request automatically.
Linters and static analysis match patterns inside a single file. They are good at style and obvious smells, and they miss the bugs that matter. Macroscope reads across your whole codebase and git history, reasons about intent, and finds breakage that spans files: a renamed function, a changed contract, a new edge case a caller never handled. It catches logic errors a pattern matcher cannot see.
Yes. Macroscope does not just flag a bug and leave you to chase it. When it finds an issue, it offers a one-click fix you can apply right from the pull request, so you ship the correction in the same pass.
Macroscope supports Go, Java, JavaScript, Kotlin, Python, Rust, Swift, and TypeScript. Connect a repository in one of these languages and bug detection runs on every pull request automatically.
Macroscope uses usage-based pricing, so you pay only for what you use, with credits, spend controls, and auto-refill, and no per-seat fees. Code review is $0.05 per KB of diff reviewed with a 10 KB minimum, so the minimum review is $0.50. The average review costs $0.95, and more than half of all reviews cost under $0.50, which is about 20x cheaper than running reviews through Claude Code. You start with $100 in free usage and 1,000 free agent credits every month, no card needed.
Under 5 minutes. Connect your GitHub repository and Macroscope starts reviewing pull requests right away. There is nothing to install in your codebase and no card needed to start.
Join teams building with Macroscope to catch more bugs and merge PRs faster than ever. Simple usage-based pricing. No seat fees, no surprises.
