Strata renders every repository as terrain — elevation for complexity, moss for coverage, fault lines for the files that keep breaking together. Walk the landscape before you ship into it.
No agents installed on your machines, no config files to babysit. Point Strata at a remote and it does the surveying.
Authorize read access to any Git remote. Strata clones a working copy, nothing is installed on your infrastructure.
Every file becomes ground. Cyclomatic complexity raises it, test coverage greens it, recent churn cracks the surface.
Spot the fault lines before they become an incident. Share a link to the map instead of a screenshot of a dashboard.
Strata doesn't score your code. It shows you the terrain and lets you decide what's worth climbing.
Files that change together in commits but live in unrelated folders. The coupling your directory structure hides.
Code that's gone untouched by tests for months, worn thin by every dependency added on top of it.
Cyclomatic complexity stacked visibly, so the functions worth reviewing are the peaks you can already see.
Commits that quietly reopen a bug you already fixed. Strata tracks the epicenter, not just the latest tremor.
Every plan includes unlimited maps. You're paying for how far you can see.