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Abbox connects to your repositories, analyzes your code, and opens your product in a viewer where your team can click anything to see what it does, how it’s used and how it changed, then ask for fixes as pull requests.

How it fits together

  • Code. The Abbox Connect GitHub App reads the repositories you choose. Every push is analyzed into a map of your pages, components, texts and analytics calls.
  • Viewer. Shows your pages with that map beside them: Overview, Changes between releases, Tracking, SEO and speed.
  • Analytics (optional). Read-only PostHog access puts real usage numbers on the buttons they belong to.
  • Live website (optional). The inspector, an Apache-2.0 npm package you can read in full, lets the viewer show your real site as customers see it, linked to the code.
  • Fixes. When someone asks, Abbox opens a pull request on a new branch. Your engineers review and merge as usual.

What Abbox does

  • Maps each page of a Next.js (App Router) website from its code: components, buttons, forms, texts, links, analytics events, files and lines
  • Shows what changed in each merge, marked on the page, including modals and states behind clicks
  • Puts real PostHog usage on the buttons and pages it belongs to (read-only)
  • Runs Google PageSpeed on live pages and ties problems to source lines
  • Lists the answers your Express backend can give each call, and mocks them to preview hidden states
  • Explains any element in plain words, and opens fixes as pull requests on new branches when asked
  • Answers coding agents over MCP, read-only

What Abbox doesn’t do

  • Write to your backend, database, PostHog or main branch; merge pull requests
  • Read Google Analytics, Search Console, Sentry, Hotjar or support tickets
  • Analyse frameworks other than the Next.js App Router, or backends other than Express (Laravel and others can be connected, but aren't analysed yet)
  • Record sessions, follow individual visitors, or read what people type
  • Run your tests or deploy your code

Pricing and limits

Free during early access. No card needed. We'll announce any pricing well before it starts.

  • Agent access tokens: 20 per workspace
  • Viewer sessions: 30 minutes each; sign-in and viewer links work once, within 5 minutes
  • Website reports for sites without an account: up to 5 pages each, 3 per visitor per hour
  • Google PageSpeed: a page is checked at most once a day, or every 5 minutes when you ask again
  • PostHog numbers: refreshed at most every 10 minutes
  • Analyses: one per push to the connected branch

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