Software development is on the cusp of a seismic transformation.

AI-assisted coding agents are already here, and soon they'll handle most code creation. Companies will ship exponentially more code—while humans review far less of it. This amplifies a problem every software team faces: it's hard to know what's actually happening.

"What did we get done this week?
What did we ship in the product?
What is everybody working on?"

Getting clear answers is harder than it should be.

Most companies resort to endless status meetings and a patchwork of tools—JIRA, spreadsheets, Slack threads—pulling engineers away from building. The result? Stale, sugar-coated updates that are unreliable proxies for reality. Big-company process hell.

We believe

• Meetings aren't the answer—they waste time, stall progress, and kill focus.
• AI-era code review can't rely on old methods; volume will outpace capacity.
• Visibility should extend across the company, not just engineering.

Macroscope fixes this

• Replace status meetings with on-demand insights.
• Merge code faster, with fewer bugs, via the highest signal-to-noise code reviews.
• Bring everyone closer to the product without interrupting engineers.

We're entrepreneurs and engineers who have built and sold companies, led startups, and run large public-company teams. We lived this problem for years—and now we're building the product we wish we'd had.

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