FOR CTOs & VPs OF ENGINEERING

See the health of every codebase you're responsible for.

CTOs carry risk they cannot see — the incident waiting in a shared module, the service one person understands, the modernization estimate that is a guess. Mapnostics turns each into something measured.

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Dead Code
44
High — immediate attention
Health Score
77
Moderate — room to improve
Tech Debt
23–46h
Manageable — track over time
Test Coverage
6%
Low — add coverage
Health Score Breakdown
77
Moderate — action recommended
Grade: B · Score out of 100
Dead Code Ratio-7 pts
Zombie Code-2 pts
Avg File Size0 pts
Test Coverage-10 pts
Secrets Exposure-1 pts
Duplicate Code-3 pts

A health score you can track over time

Every repo gets one number, backed by dead code, zombie code, dependency structure and ownership concentration — recalculated on every scan, so you see the trend.

Incident risk before the incident

The Impact Simulator traces the blast radius of a change before it ships, so the regression that would have cost a weekend shows up in review instead.

Modernization estimates with evidence

Dead and zombie code is flagged with confidence scores, so a cleanup or rewrite plan starts from what the code is, not what anyone remembers.

The same scan powers the security view of how code is accessed, and technical due diligence if you are assessing a codebase you are about to own.

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Common questions

How do I measure the health of a codebase?

Mapnostics generates a repository health score from measured signals — dead code, zombie code, dependency structure and ownership concentration — and recalculates it on every scan, so the trend is visible rather than a single point in time.

How can engineering leaders see risk before a regression ships?

The Impact Simulator traces the real dependency graph from any change — every dependent file, route and page — and flags the ones with no test coverage, so the riskiest part of a change is visible in review.

Can Mapnostics help plan a legacy modernization?

Yes. It flags dead and zombie code with evidence-backed confidence scores and maps the dependency structure, so a modernization plan starts from the current shape of the code rather than institutional memory.