Picture an MRI scanner, an invaluable tool for doctors and patients. Now, visualize having a similar breakthrough technology in the realm of software development. That's CodeGlass.

Just as an MRI allows doctors to peer inside a patient non-invasively, CodeGlass enables you to delve into the inner workings of a running application. It does this in real time, without needing access to or altering the source code. This innovation is a game changer. People may appear similar internally, but every application is distinct, even average mobile apps comprise over a thousand pages of code. This complexity can mean weeks of orientation for new developers. CodeGlass dramatically simplifies this process.

Additionally, just as doctors use MRI scans to diagnose issues within the human body, CodeGlass offers similar diagnostic capabilities for software. It doesn't just show you where and what the problem is; it also explains why and how it occurred, making any bug replicable and easier to understand.

Consider a software bug akin to a 911 call reporting a traffic accident. The bug's call stack is the initial report, leaving developers to unravel the cause to prevent future occurrences. This detective work can take days. With CodeGlass, however, this process is condensed into mere minutes, streamlining problem-solving and enhancing productivity in software development.