CodeSee (Restricted / Legacy Availability) — historical review
CodeSee was a codebase visualization and code-review mapping platform. Its founder announced the standalone service's closure in February 2024, and GitKraken acquired CodeSee in May 2024. This is a historical software profile, not an active standalone recommendation.
This article covers an earlier product or version. Original ratings, prices, trials, free plans, and vendor links are not current offers. Check the historical software profile for verified lifecycle information.
Updated October 2, 2026. CodeSee is a codebase-visualization and code-review mapping platform whose public documentation remains online, but its GitHub App removal is documented and the current app is access-gated rather than publicly self-service.
Current pricing and access: CodeSee's public docs still describe Community, Business and Enterprise concepts, but CodeSee also documents removal of its GitHub App and the current app endpoint is access-gated. Lorezi therefore does not treat the old Free plan or undocumented Business pricing as currently available self-service pricing.
Executive Summary
CodeSee's documentation continues to describe Codebase Maps and Review Maps, but its commercial availability is no longer represented by the old public Free-plan record in Lorezi.
CodeSee documents removal of its GitHub App, and the current application endpoint is access-gated, so Lorezi cannot responsibly present a current self-service plan ladder.
Pricing
No defensible current public self-service price is available. Historical Community, Business and Enterprise documentation is retained as product context, not stamped as current pricing.
Final Verdict
Lorezi should keep CodeSee as a restricted/legacy-availability developer tool record until a new public commercial surface appears.
This archival review retains its original Lorezi URL for continuity. It is not a recent hands-on evaluation and does not imply any former commercial offer is still available.