Qodo
What is Qodo?
Qodo is an AI code review platform for engineering teams that combines context-aware suggestions, guided IDE feedback, and automated pull request workflows. Its review agents flag logic gaps, regressions, security concerns, and test gaps, while the living rules system keeps standards consistent. It integrates with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps, and is used by Intel, Nvidia, monday, Box, and Shopify. Plans run Developer free, Teams $38/month, and Enterprise custom.
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At a glance
- Qodo is best for engineering teams who want consistent AI code review across large, fast-moving codebases.
- Developer $0; Teams $38; Enterprise Custom
What does Qodo do?
Qodo handles AI code review by combining context-aware suggestions, guided IDE feedback, and automated pull request workflows. Its review agents look for critical issues, logic gaps, regressions, security concerns, and test gaps, then surface precise, actionable feedback before code ships. The living rules system lets teams define and enforce standards in one place, so reviews stay consistent as the codebase changes. At scale, Qodo says it supports 15+ automated pull request workflows and has 4M+ PRs reviewed every year. It also points to 800 bugs/mo. Caught on average and 450K+ developer hours saved per year. Customers shown on the site include Intel, Nvidia, monday, Box, and Shopify. For deployment, Qodo offers SaaS, single-tenant and multi-tenant options, plus on-prem and air-gapped deployments for teams that need tighter control.
Why use Qodo?
- It combines PR review, IDE feedback, and workflow automation so teams can catch issues earlier in the development cycle.
- The living rules system helps standards stay current as code and teams change, reducing drift across reviews.
- Multi-repo context awareness lets reviewers reason across services and repositories instead of only the changed file.
- Deployment options include SaaS, single-tenant, on-prem, and air-gapped setups for stricter control over code and data.
- The product shows scale signals like 4M+ PRs reviewed yearly and 15+ automated pull request workflows.
Who is Qodo for?
- Engineering managers who want faster reviews without adding bottlenecks.
- Platform teams who need consistent standards across many repositories.
- Developers who want real-time feedback while coding in the IDE.
- Security and compliance teams who need enforceable review rules and auditability.
- Enterprise engineering orgs that need private deployment options and scoped access.
What are Qodo's key features?
Agentic Issue Finding
Finds issues with agentic workflows and catches about 800 bugs per month on average, helping teams fix problems before they reach review.
Focused, accurate reviews
Uses context engineering and an F1 score of 64.3% on the Code Review Bench to keep reviews high-signal on complex codebases.
Real-time review while you code
Runs local code review in Visual Studio Code and JetBrains IDEs, so developers get feedback before code is committed.
living rules system
Builds a rules system from codebase, PR history, and business requirements, keeping review standards aligned as the project changes.
Smarter, faster pull requests
Automates 15+ pull request workflows across GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps to speed review cycles and reduce manual work.
Consistent code quality
Enforces quality in every pull request with centralized rules and compliance, helping teams keep standards consistent across reviewers and repos.
enterprise ready
Supports zero data retention, SOC 2 Type II certification, and on-premises or air-gapped deployment for stricter security requirements.
Deep codebase understanding at scale
Uses high-fidelity code retrieval and multi-repo awareness to review large systems, with 4M+ PRs reviewed every year.
What does Qodo integrate with?
- Jira
- Monday.com
- Visual Studio
- Bitbucket
- GitLab
- JetBrains
- Linear
- GitHub
- Gemini
- Azure DevOps
- Visual Studio Code
- Anthropic
- VS Code
- OpenAI
What are Qodo's use cases?
Engineering managers speed reviews
Engineering managers use Qodo to keep pull requests moving without sacrificing quality, using Smarter, faster pull requests and Focused, accurate reviews to catch issues early and reduce review back-and-forth. That helps teams ship cleaner code faster while avoiding reviewer bottlenecks.
Platform teams enforce standards
Platform teams use Qodo to apply the same review expectations across many repositories, using living rules system and Consistent code quality to keep standards aligned. They can scale review processes without relying on every team to interpret guidelines differently.
Developers fix issues in IDE
Developers use Qodo while coding in Visual Studio Code or JetBrains to get Real-time review while you code and Resolve issues before commit. That lets them catch bugs earlier, clean up code before a PR, and spend less time on review comments later.
Security teams codify review rules
Security and compliance teams use Qodo to turn review policies into enforceable checks, using living rules system and Centralized rules and compliance to keep audits traceable. They can standardize what gets flagged and maintain a clearer record of how code was reviewed.
How does Qodo work?
- Connect your first repository in GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, or Azure DevOps so Qodo can analyze real code and pull-request history with Deep codebase understanding at scale.
- Define review expectations in the living rules system, then map them to Rules, Codebase, PR History, and Business Requirements so checks reflect how your team actually works.
- Run Real-time review while you code in Visual Studio Code or JetBrains, and use Agentic Issue Finding to surface problems before they reach a pull request.
- Turn on Smarter, faster pull requests to get focused feedback on each change, then resolve findings directly in the IDE or during review.
- Expand to enterprise ready controls like Zero data retention, On-premises deployment, or Single-tenant deployment, and monitor quality with dashboards and analytics.
How much does Qodo cost?
Developer
$0- PR code review
- Community support via GitHub
Teams
$38- PR code review
- 20 PRs/user/month.
- IDE plugin for local code review
- Standard private support
- No data retention and enhanced privacy
Enterprise
Contact us- Enterprise Services
- PR code review
- CLI tool for agentic quality workflows
- Context engine for multi-repo codebase awareness
- Enterprise dashboard & analytics
- Enterprise user-admin & portal
- Enterprise SSO
- Priority support
- SaaS (single & multi-tenant options)
- On-prem & air-gapped deployments
- Proprietary Qodo models (self-hosted)
Frequently asked questions
What is Qodo?
Qodo is an AI code review platform for engineering teams that combines context-aware suggestions, guided IDE feedback, and automated pull request workflows. Its review agents flag logic gaps, regressions, security concerns, and test gaps, while the living rules system keeps standards consistent. It integrates with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps, and is used by Intel, Nvidia, monday, Box, and Shopify. Plans run Developer free, Teams $38/month, and Enterprise custom.
How much does Qodo cost? Is it free?
Qodo has a free plan, with paid tiers including Teams at $38, Enterprise at Contact us.
What is Qodo used for? Who is it for?
Qodo is used for Agentic Issue Finding, Focused, accurate reviews, and Real-time review while you code. It's built for Engineering managers, Platform teams, and Developers.
Does Qodo have an API and what does it integrate with?
Qodo doesn't publish a public API. It integrates with Jira, Monday.com, Visual Studio, Bitbucket, GitLab, and 9 more.
Editor's read
Check the Teams plan's 20 PRs per user per month limit before rolling it out to active contributors. If your review volume is higher, the jump to Enterprise is the practical path for broader usage and deployment options.
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