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Korbit
Korbit is an AI code reviewer that plugs into pull requests on GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket. It scans diffs before human reviewers open them, flags functional, security, and design issues, and leaves inline comments with replacement code. The same bot drafts PR descriptions and review summaries so reviewers see context without rereading every changed file.
Static analyzers flag rule violations; Korbit leans on project context instead. It weighs past team feedback, custom severity settings, and similar dismissed issues to cut noise. Korbit Insights turns review history into stand-up reports, sprint recaps, release notes, and 1:1 summaries, and lets you ask which merged change might explain a crash or compliance gap.
Engineering teams at AppLovin, YouVersion, and ServiceNow use it to unblock senior reviewers and catch logical bugs in dense TypeScript. Junior developers get threaded explanations inside the PR. Open source maintainers get Korbit Max free on public repos. Paid plans start with a 14-day Max trial, then Pro at $12 per git author per month on annual billing.
Reviews pull requests on GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket with inline fix suggestions and threaded bot replies
Pro plan costs $12 per git author per month on annual billing, or $15 month-to-month
Every new team gets a 14-day Korbit Max trial with no credit card required
Korbit Insights generates sprint recaps, stand-up reports, release notes, and 1:1 summaries from PR activity
Supports 13+ programming languages with customizable issue categories and severity levels
Pro tier runs 2 concurrent PR scans with automatic queueing when both slots are busy
Runs inside GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket PR workflows without changing how teams open or merge requests.
Adaptive reviews learn from ignored issues and thumbs-up or thumbs-down feedback to suppress repeat false positives.
Korbit Max is free for all open source repositories via app.korbit.ai signup.
SOC 2 Type II compliant with zero-day code retention contracts at OpenAI and Anthropic.
Auto-generates PR descriptions and review summaries so human reviewers spend less time gathering context.
Paid plans bill per git author seat, so costs scale with every contributor who commits code.
Pro tier caps teams at 2 concurrent PR scans unless sales raises the concurrency limit.
Thumbs-up and thumbs-down adaptive learning works on GitHub only, not GitLab or Bitbucket.
Paid team onboarding flows through a demo request rather than instant self-serve checkout on the marketing site.
How much does Korbit cost per developer?
Korbit Pro is $12 per git author per month on annual billing, or $15 month-to-month. Korbit Max is $18 per git author annually, or $24 monthly. Enterprise pricing is custom. All plans include a 14-day Korbit Max trial at signup.
Which git platforms does Korbit support?
Korbit integrates with GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket. On GitHub you can grant access to all repositories or pick individual repos. On Bitbucket you grant workspace access and Korbit starts reviewing without workflow changes.
Does Korbit store my source code?
Korbit retains code only for the duration of a scan and does not store it afterward. The company holds zero-day retention contracts with OpenAI and Anthropic, and TLS encrypts data sent to those models.
Can Korbit replace human code reviewers?
No. Korbit runs first-pass reviews and surfaces issues before humans open a PR, but the company says its goal is to help developers and managers work faster, not replace human reviewers.
What programming languages does Korbit support?
Korbit supports more than 13 programming languages and frameworks. You can customize which issue categories and severity levels appear on reviews through the Korbit Console.
Is Korbit free for open source projects?
Yes. Korbit Max is free for all open source repositories. Sign up at app.korbit.ai to enable reviews on public repos without a paid seat.
What security certifications does Korbit have?
Korbit is SOC 2 Type II compliant. Its trust report is published through Drata, and the security page documents zero-day retention with LLM providers plus TLS encryption on all model traffic.