Reads every flow
in your system.
Finds the compute
you never needed.

Ascend’s models are trained for one job – recognizing work your code does and never needed to do. They rank what they find by what it costs in production, write the fix, and prove behavior holds. Everything runs on your infrastructure.

How it works

Continuous code optimization.
End to end.

01

Map

Plug and play. Ascend maps the repositories you connect and identifies every entry point, path and exit point.

02

Reason over flows

Not functions, not snippets. The same operation can be necessary on one path and free work on another, and only the whole flow tells you which.

03

A prioritized bank
of findings

Every opportunity is named, explained and ranked by what it costs where it runs.

04

Act, three ways

Open a ticket, hand a ready-made prompt to your coding agent, or let Auto-fix write the fix and open the pull request.

Two tracks, running at once

Stop the new waste

Ascend scans every pull request you open and catches the waste before it merges, let alone before it reaches production.

Clear the legacy, at your pace

The same scan runs across what you already have. Years of inefficiencies nobody had the capacity to chase.

What it looks for

100+ optimization patterns.
And counting.

Built on 25+ years of deep software optimization expertise, Ascend uncovers unnecessary computation hidden across entire code flows. Its growing library of 100+ optimization patterns reveals findings no other tool finds.

95%

accuracy

One opportunity.
The full picture.

See exactly where the inefficiency occurs, which flows are affected, and what makes it worth fixing. Each opportunity brings together the technical context, impact assessment, and recommended next steps in one place.

With Auto-fix, we turn that insight into a targeted code fix and a pull request ready for merge.

Ascend opportunity view with description, suggested fix, affected code, and Auto-fix action.

Prioritized by impact.

Ascend combines deep static code analysis, flow-level insights, and production data from APM tools to identify the optimization findings that matter most.

Heatmap

Heatmap

Highlights where complexity and optimization findings are concentrated across the codebase.

Flow exposure

Flow exposure

Shows how widely affected code is shared across different flows.

Optimization potential

Optimization potential

Evaluates the computational work that could be eliminated.

Production context

Production context

Uses APM data to understand execution frequency and identify high-impact paths.

The models

An optimization expert,
running on your infrastructure

Ascend’s proprietary AI models are fine-tuned for one job: uncovering
computational waste across your codebase.

Purpose-built intelligence

Specialized in identifying optimization opportunities that general-purpose AI models are not designed to find.

Beyond language and syntax

Reasons about code at the logical level, using a dedicated mapping layer to work across programming languages.

Runs inside your network

Fully self-hosted, keeping your source code and metadata within your infrastructure.

No external dependency

No third-party models, external AI calls, or token-based costs.

Why language matters
less than you would think

Ascend looks for waste at the logical level, and an operation the code never needed is waste in any language. The language is syntax. A mapping layer makes a codebase legible to the models, and that layer is what gets adapted to support new languages.

Java

Python

Go

C#

Node.js

Kotlin

C++

SQL

Rust

A mapping layer

The models

Runs where your code lives

Your infrastructure. Your network.

Source code

Never leaves your environment

Metadata

Never leaves either. Not file names, not structure, not findings

Outbound traffic

None in the analysis path

Third-party models

None. The models are ours and run on your machines

Token cost

None. Nothing is metered

Production

Never touched. Static analysis against the repository

Install

Terraform into your own cloud account or on-premises, soon AWS marketplace

What it plugs into

Languages

Java

C#

Python

Go

Node.js

Kotlin

C++

SQL

Rust

more soon

Repositories

GitHub

GitLab

Bitbucket

including self-hosted

CI/CD

Runs as a check on every pull request

Coding agents

Cursor

Claude Code

Copilot

Codex

Ticketing

Jira

Monday

other task management tools

APM

Datadog

New Relic

Coralogix

OTel

read-only

Using a different stack?

We continuously expand our language and integration support based on customer needs.

Works with what you already run

Next to your stack. Not on top of it.

What you already runWhat it doesWhat it cannot reach
FinOps and cost visibilityShows where the money went, by team and serviceWhether the work was needed at all
Rightsizing and autoscalingMatches the machines you rent to the load you generateThe load itself
APM and profilersRuntime symptoms like latency and error rateSymptomless waste, root cause, newly shipped code
Code review, human or AICatches correctness, security and styleWhat the logic costs to run

Ascend is additive. If you have already captured the big savings in infrastructure, this is the next layer.

Questions

The technical questions

Which languages do you support?

Ascend currently supports Java, C#, Python, Go, Node.js, Kotlin, C++, SQL and Rust. Our language coverage is continuously expanding, driven by customer needs and evolving technology stacks.

Using a different language? Let us know.

How does Ascend ensure high-quality opportunities?

Built on 25+ years of deep software optimization expertise, Ascend uncovers unnecessary computation hidden across entire code flows. Its growing library of 100+ optimization patterns reveals findings no other tool finds.

How can we trust the fixes Ascend generates?

They rank what they find by what it costs in production, write the fix, and prove behavior holds. Everything runs on your infrastructure.

Why not just use a general-purpose AI coding agent?

Specialized in identifying optimization opportunities that general-purpose AI models are not designed to find.

Does it run against production?

Never touched. Static analysis against the repository.

Does it work on legacy code?

The same scan runs across what you already have. Years of inefficiencies nobody had the capacity to chase.

How easy is it to get started?

Plug and play. Ascend maps the repositories you connect and identifies every entry point, path and exit point.

One repo. See for yourself.

Point Ascend at one repository and it returns the findings, named and ranked by the savings each fix provides.