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What is AppMap?
AppMap instruments your application to capture real-time snapshots of code execution, data flow, and behavior — every time your app runs, with zero effort and no code changes.
This gives AI tools like Navie, Copilot, and Cursor the runtime context they've been missing. Not just what your code is, but what it just did.
With this live understanding of your app's behavior, you get smarter suggestions, faster debugging, and fewer code defects, right in your code editor and CI.
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Cognitive Zen
"AppMap improves the productivity of development teams on both fronts—coding and documentation. It has now become an inseparable part of our development process."
Venkat Bagam
Hacker News
"Probably one of the most powerful tools I have seen running in Visual studio code. their latest version includes a AI assistant that can feed from the appmaps + language models to build documentation, explanations, etc. in seconds."
glowzar777
Social
"Wow!🤯 @getappmap"
@Elarabyelaidy
Marketplace Review
"Just by using the extension once, I identified two unnecessary dependencies in my app."
Hesbon, Python developer
Marketplace Review
"Appmap is really great for developing quick understanding of a new codebase. It's tracing functionality is absolutely super! It makes life easier. Also it's great for writing documentation."
Daniyal, Developer
Marketplace Review
"Great tool to gain intel if you start working on a project that's already under development. I strongly recommend this to observe the request travel in your web app.
Triyank Kumar, Developer
Marketplace Review
"It's awesome plugin for sequence diagrams. And it's AI tool is helpful for me."
Shaun Wang, Java developer
Marketplace Review
"Helped me better understand and analyze the hierarchy and structure of my applications. Looks awesome, performs great, and provides truly invaluable feedback!"
Max, Java developer
Marketplace Review
"Very good tool with Context-awareness."
Lutz Leonhardt, Developer
Your application runs. AppMap watches.
Whether you're onboarding, debugging, or modernizing code, AppMap shows how everything fits, without any guesswork.
AppMap watches your application in action, recording how APIs, functions, and services actually behave. AppMap depicts this information as interactive diagrams that you can search and navigate.
You can see how functions, web APIs, databases, security, I/O, and other services all work together when your application runs. AppMap is an extension to your code editor, so its information is always available when and where you code. Whether you are documenting your internal APIs or reverse engineering an old application, AppMap has the information you need to keep moving forward.
Missing context? Your copilot thinks so.
AppMap captures what static code can't: the real behavior of your application at runtime. This rich data gives AI tools (and humans) the insight they need to answer deeper questions and make smarter suggestions.
Now your LLM-backed tools can answer questions like "What just happened?" with real runtime context.
What AppMap records:
- Function calls, return values, exceptions
- HTTP requests and responses (status codes, headers, parameters)
- SQL queries and database behavior
- Security and auth events
- Background jobs and message handling
- Logging, serialization, and more
Runtime context In. Intelligence out.
AppMap gives AI the context it needs. Navie puts it to work.
AppMap powers Navie, your AI assistant designed specifically to understand and improve code based on how it actually behaves.
Navie uses static and runtime insights to help you:
- Debug complex issues
- Ask deep, contextual questions about unfamiliar code
- Make safer, more informed code changes
- Get precise answers grounded in real application behavior
- Perform runtime-aware code reviews
With flexible backend options (GitHub Copilot, OpenAI, Anthropic, Google or self-hosted), Navie supports secure, enterprise-ready AI development — with zero fine-tuning required.
