For developers joining a codebase
Ship your first change without breaking things.
When you're new to a codebase, CodeTours builds your mental model for you — architecture, key flows, and the files that matter — in a narrated, guided tour.
A familiar scene
You know this feeling.
It's week one. The repo has 400 files, no useful README, and the tech lead is in back-to-backs all day.
You're back on a project you haven't touched in six months — and every decision you made has faded.
You're reviewing a PR in code you've never seen, and you can't tell if “LGTM” means “looks good” or “I hope this works.”
CodeTours was built for this.
How it works
Three steps.
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Paste a Git URL.
Public GitHub repo, your own fork, or a PR. No install.
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We analyze the code.
CodeTours reads the repo and produces 8–15 steps covering architecture, entry points, build, run, and extension points.
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Listen and follow along.
A narrated walkthrough plays in the browser. Every step points at real code.
The product
Watch the tour.
Three panels: step list, the code the step is pointing at, and a narration panel with audio.
@app.get("/")
async def index(request: Request):
user_id = get_current_user_id(request)
if user_id is None:
return render("landing.html", ...)
return render("index.html", ...)
Why CodeTours
Built for the code you didn't write.
Onboarding
Get an accurate mental model before you touch the code, so your first PR doesn't break something no one told you about.
Dormant code
Reload the context of a repo you haven't touched in months, in minutes — not hours.
Code review
Before you approve unfamiliar code, get a trustworthy walkthrough of how it works.
vs. the alternatives
Everything else you've tried for this.
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READMEs and wikisStale the moment they're written.
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Asking senior engineersDoesn't scale. Interrupts flow. Creates dependency.
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Generic LLM chatHallucinates your architecture. No repo-wide grounding.
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CodeToursGrounded in the current code. Generated on demand. Self-serve.
For leaders
For engineering leaders.
CodeTours pays for itself in hours your senior engineers don't spend re-explaining.
- Shorten time-to-productivity per hire. Compress the weeks between hire date and first meaningful contribution.
- Protect senior engineer capacity. Stop losing hours per week to repeat codebase walkthroughs.
- De-risk knowledge concentration. When critical knowledge lives in one or two heads, a resignation stalls delivery.
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