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It’s been a decade since Kayvon Beykpour sold Periscope For Twitter for messages about $ 100 million, which will allow the social media site to go live live.
Twitter closed the periscope in 2021, and the mother company now called X and belongs to Elon MuskGravity to the product of live events called spaces.
Meanwhile, Bakepur, who spent seven years on Twitter after the acquisition, returned with a macros. On Wednesday he said he had raised $ 40 million from Venture investors, including GV (formerly Google Ventures), Lightspeed Venture Partners and Thrive Capital.
While Periscope focused on the consumer audience, the macroscope goes on business. The Beykpour idea is to help developers the software easily identify the problems in their code and show the executives what their engineers do.
Bakepur noted that the lack of transparency in the development of the software was a big problem in his former concert.
“So much of my work as the head of the product on Twitter, just understood what was happening, the hell,” Bakepur said in an interview. “You have all these engineers in the company, and all these very important things we need to do with absolute opacity, such as what progress we made? What are these people work on?”
He said the startup started helping the products first and added functions for programmers later.
Macroscope integrates with Microsoft-The GitHub source -channel shelter and project management software from Atlasia and linear. His technology binds to artificial intelligence models with anthropic, Google And Openai, which can offer an alternative code and answer the questions of developers and managers.
Products such as GitHub Copilot and Cursor’s Bugbot can already review the code using AI. Bakepur said that the testing of the macroscope exceeded the competitors when it came to the correct definition of famous software errors.
And when it comes to tools to help executives stay on top of the developers’ activity, Bakepur said.
“They decide it at the meetings,” he said. “When we can’t surpass the bar, people call for a meeting to ask a bunch of engineers what is happening, we couldn’t misfortune.”
Macroscope costs $ 30 per month, which includes components of the status for bosses, and the cursor costs $ 32 per month when purchasing annually.
Early users include A24 studio, launching online and Company Seed Health.
Beykpour started a macroscope in 2023, along with the co -founder of Periscope Joseph Bernstein and Rob Bishop, founder of AI Startup Magic Pony, who acquired Twitter in 2016. The company has 17 employees and is in San Francisco.
