Qodo

Qodo is an AI code review and governance platform for engineering teams. It reviews every pull request using context from across your codebase, not just the diff, and enforces your coding standards on each change.

The platform runs in two places: inside the IDE, where it validates code while you write it, and on Git, where it reviews pull requests. Its review agents look at your repositories, their dependencies, past PR history and linked tickets, and flag real bugs, rule violations and gaps against requirements.

Standards are a central part of the product. Qodo's Rules system mines recurring PR comments and reviewer decisions into enforceable rules, and it tracks how often rules are enforced and whether they are still useful. A Cross Repo Review feature flags changes to shared libraries, APIs or schemas that could break other repositories before merge.

The company says it is built for teams whose developers and coding agents write code faster than people can review it. Its pitch is fewer false positives, faster reviews and a consistent quality bar as a team grows.

Qodo offers a 14-day free trial that needs no credit card. Reviews are metered in credits, and the Pro Team plan is listed at $30 with credits sold at $0.015 each, pooled across the team, with no annual commitment and no rate limits. It is designed for up to 30 users. Enterprise adds SSO, audit logs, on-premises or single-tenant deployment, bring-your-own LLM keys and a dedicated customer success manager, priced on request. Qodo says it has no permanent free tier, but qualified open source projects can apply to a free program.

The platform states that it has zero data retention, is SOC 2 Type II certified, and can be deployed on-premises or as a single-tenant instance.