Multiple experts
Framework specialists, architects, engineers, product managers, and business teams.
Understand how any codebase actually works—without months of reverse engineering.
Connect your codebase and record a real user workflow. Scophix maps each interaction to the underlying code, APIs, business rules, and dependencies, giving product teams a clear view of how the feature works end to end.
The problem
Framework specialists, architects, engineers, product managers, and business teams.
Code reviews, interviews, workshops, repeated meetings, and technical investigation.
Companies pay specialists to rediscover how software they already own actually works.
Important rules, dependencies, failure paths, and historical decisions remain unclear.
How Scophix works
Scophix brings repository context and real application behavior together, so the output is grounded in both what the user experiences and how the system is implemented.
Link GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, or a controlled local repository.
Walk through the application while Scophix captures the user journey and underlying system activity.
Receive explanations, diagrams, rules, code context, dependencies, and answers in one shared view.
Why Scophix
Scophix connects the user experience with the system activity behind it, creating one shared understanding across product, engineering, and leadership.
The vision
Today, Scophix helps teams understand existing software. Next, the same intelligence will help define enhancements, create requirements, assess impact, and plan implementation.
Pricing
Customers pay for platform access and workflow analysis. AI-token usage stays internal.
Security
Scophix is designed with the security and privacy needs of enterprise applications in mind.
Application captures and generated knowledge are separated by organization and protected through controlled access.
Captured application information is processed and stored using secure infrastructure and encryption controls.
Only authorized users can access captured knowledge, documentation, diagrams, and conversations.
Organizations can discuss additional hosting, retention, access, and deployment requirements with the Scophix team.
FAQ
What Product Managers, CTOs, architects, and engineering teams usually ask before trying Scophix.
Generic AI tools depend heavily on the prompt and context a person provides. Scophix first observes how the application behaves and connects that behavior with its system interactions, so the resulting explanations, diagrams, and answers are grounded in the product itself.
No. Scophix removes repetitive discovery and translation work. Product Managers can focus on product decisions, while engineers can focus on validation, architecture, and implementation.
The current launch focuses on understanding existing software: capture, product knowledge, diagrams, technical context, and application-aware chat. PRD generation, impact analysis, planning, and estimation are part of the broader product direction.
Scophix is designed to build understanding one feature or application area at a time. This approach can be applied across monoliths, microservices, APIs, and event-driven systems, while the available depth depends on what is captured and connected.
A Product Manager or domain expert can begin by walking through the application. Engineering involvement is useful when validating deeper technical behavior, connecting repositories, or configuring enterprise environments.
Scophix can support repository context from GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and controlled local repositories. Availability and configuration can vary by plan and deployment model.
The output is grounded in observed application behavior and available technical context, which makes it more reliable than a generic prompt-only response. Critical business and technical information should still be reviewed before high-impact decisions.
Scophix is designed around organizational isolation, controlled access, and secure processing. Enterprise customers can discuss repository permissions, model choices, retention, hosting, and private deployment requirements.
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Scophix makes it understandable.