Stop switching between your editor and your browser. Upload your codebase, documentation, or content files (HTML, MD, JS) to get instant explanations, find bugs, and transform content with simple questions.
We'll help you analyze code, find patterns, and understand content instantly.
Messync streamlines technical and content workflows. See how builders and writers get more done.
Onboard to a new codebase faster. Upload a directory of HTML/JS files and ask: 'Explain the purpose of the 'data-handler.js' file and list all the functions it exports and where they are called.'
Explain the purpose of the 'data-handler.js' file and list all the functions it exports and where they are called.
Analysis of `data-handler.js`:
Repurpose content with zero effort. Upload a long-form blog post in Markdown and ask: 'Transform this article into a 10-point Twitter thread, making sure each tweet is under 280 characters and has a compelling hook.'
Transform this article into a 10-point Twitter thread, making sure each tweet is under 280 characters and has a compelling hook.
Generated Twitter Thread (1/10): "Struggling with information chaos? 🤯 You're not alone. We spend hours searching for files. But what if there's a better way? Here's how AI can help you reclaim your time. 👇"
Ensure consistency across your technical documentation. Upload a folder of Markdown files and ask Messync: 'Find all instances where the function 'getUserProfile()' is mentioned and verify that the explanation of its parameters is consistent across all documents.'
Find all instances where the function 'getUserProfile()' is mentioned and verify that the explanation of its parameters is consistent across all documents.
Consistency Check for `getUserProfile()`:
Recommendation:
Unify documentation.
Understand code faster than with tutorials. Upload a sample Python script (.py) from a tutorial and ask Messync: 'Explain this 'for' loop line-by-line and tell me what would happen if I changed the variable 'x' to a negative number.'
Explain this 'for' loop line-by-line and tell me what would happen if I changed the variable 'x' to a negative number.
Line-by-Line Explanation:
If x is negative:
The `range()` function will be empty, and the loop will not execute at all. Nothing will be printed.
Most tools are code-specific assistants. Messync is a project-level assistant. It doesn't just read your code; it reads your code, your design files, your project plans, and your team's notes, providing answers that are based on the entire project context.
Messync can analyze any text-based file, but its understanding is particularly strong for common web languages like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript, and Python. It can recognize syntax, explain functions, and identify patterns in a wide variety of codebases.
Messync analyzes code as text to understand its structure, syntax, and logic. It does not execute code in a live environment. This makes it a safe and powerful tool for explaining, debugging, and refactoring, but not a replacement for a runtime environment.
Yes, Messync is completely free to use. You can start analyzing your web content right away. While we may introduce paid plans in the future for advanced features, there will always be a free tier available.
Your intellectual property is paramount. All your files are protected with enterprise-grade encryption. You have full control, and we never use your source code or content to train AI models.
