On a mission to make codebase structure visible, so developers can stop guessing and start building.
Sonde translates to "probe" in French and Italian — and that's exactly what it does to your code. We believe you shouldn't have to hold an entire system in your head just to contribute. Code has inherent structure — functions call functions, services depend on services — but that structure is usually invisible. Search tools just find strings, and AI guesses based on text.
We built Sonde to uncover the map that’s been missing. By turning your codebase into a living, queryable graph, we help humans and AI agents actually understand how your software fits together.
August 2025
Development for Sonde began.
November 2025
Finalised the core incremental, language agnostic code indexing engine. Added Python, Typescript and C# support.
December 2025
Developed historical indexing engine.
Feb 2026
Finished retrieval system and latent variable graph model for module extraction.
March 2026
Sonde launches.
March 2026
Automatic framework detection, cross-repo and cross-language mapping. Rust and C++ language support.
April 2026
More framework support, database support and mapping.
Turn your repository into an explorable graph. Trace call paths, query dependencies with natural language, and give your AI tools the structural context they need to stop hallucinating.