Know the impact before you code.
Connect your repo. Describe a change. Planalyte maps every file, function, and service that will be affected — with risk scores and dependency chains.
Example analysis
See the blast radius before you start.
Input: “Add dark mode toggle to the settings page.” — Planalyte analyzes your codebase and maps every affected file with risk levels.
- File-level and function-level impact mapping
- Risk scores per affected area
- Dependency chain visualization
- Estimated effort for each change area
Add dark mode state management
Add CSS custom properties for dark theme
New hook — will be imported by 12 components
Import useTheme, apply conditional classes
Import useTheme, conditional classes
AI-powered code understanding
Not just file search — true impact comprehension across your codebase.
File-level impact mapping
See exactly which files, modules, and functions will be touched by a proposed change — before the first commit.
Risk scoring
Each affected area gets a risk score (Low / Medium / High) based on complexity, coupling, and historical change frequency.
Branch-specific analysis
Connect your GitHub or Azure DevOps repo. Analyze the impact against a specific branch to account for in-flight changes.
Dependency tracking
Identify downstream dependencies, shared utilities, and services that might break — reducing surprise regressions.
Language support
What we fully understand — and what's coming.
We're transparent about accuracy. Deep call-graph tracing is available today for the languages below. Other languages fall back to file-path + keyword matching.
Fully supported — ~90%
- • JavaScript / TypeScript
- • Python
Static call-graph tracing, function-level impact, dependency chains.
Limited mode — ~55–65%
- • C++ / Qt
- • Go, Rust, Java, C#
- • Other languages
File-path and keyword matching only. Native parsers are on our roadmap.