About Adrenaline
Adrenaline is an AI assistant that explains a software codebase. Developers link a repository and then ask questions in plain language, such as where a feature is handled, why a design choice was made, or what the risks of a migration would be. Answers are grounded in the code itself and are kept current as new commits arrive.
Beyond text answers, the product can visualize code, producing diagrams of flows such as an authentication process, a deployment pipeline or a websocket message exchange from a single prompt. Answers can be saved into a team knowledge base, shared with colleagues, and used as a kind of private forum for technical questions. The site pitches this for faster onboarding, retaining domain knowledge when engineers leave, giving non technical staff high level overviews, and exploring legacy code and tech debt.
Pricing is published on the company's pricing page. The Startup plan costs $50 per seat per month and includes no repository size limit, syncing of specific branches, unlimited prompts and syncing of organization repositories. An Enterprise plan adds the ability to link any Git provider, per repository access control and priority support, and is priced by contacting the company. The home page also offers a path for individual users, for which no price is shown.