Qoder

Qoder

Qoder lets developers hand real software tasks to AI agents that understand a repo, plan work, run tools, and iterate until delivery. The platform spans an autonomous IDE, a terminal CLI, cloud agents, and a JetBrains plugin, all tied to one account you open with email, Google, or GitHub.

Unlike a single chat sidebar, Qoder pushes long-horizon execution with memory, rules, skills, and Repo Wiki summaries across codebases up to 100,000 files. Quest mode and expert team collaboration target full feature delivery rather than one-off completions, and agent runs can stretch up to 26 hours on complex jobs.

Individual developers and engineering teams use Qoder for repo-wide refactors, documentation wikis, terminal automation, and always-on QoderWake agents. The free tier includes a one-time two-week Pro trial with 300 credits before you drop to limited free usage or upgrade.

Top Features:
  1. Repo Wiki has generated 400,000+ codebase wikis from uploaded repositories

  2. Codebase analysis supports up to 100,000 files in a single project

  3. Agent execution can run up to 26 hours on long-horizon development tasks

  4. Pro plan at $20 per month includes 2,000 credits with Quest mode and Repo Wiki

  5. Qoder CLI installs via npm install -g @qoder-ai/qodercli on Windows

  6. New users get a one-time 14-day Pro trial with 300 credits on first sign-in

Pros:
  1. Multi-surface setup covers IDE, CLI, cloud agents, and JetBrains

  2. Repo Wiki and Quest mode target full-repo understanding, not single-file edits

  3. 14-day Pro trial gives 300 credits before you commit to a paid plan

  4. Claims support for codebases up to 100,000 files

Cons:
  1. Pro trial is limited to one account per user and unavailable on virtual machines

  2. Monthly credits expire at billing cycle reset and do not roll over

  3. Enterprise Teams and Enterprise tiers require separate sales contact beyond listed individual plans

FAQs:

Is Qoder free to use?

Qoder offers a Free plan at $0 per month with limited completions and a one-time 14-day Pro trial that includes 300 credits. After the trial, you can stay on Free or upgrade to Pro, Pro+, or Ultra paid plans.

How much does Qoder Pro cost?

Qoder Pro costs $20 per month and includes 2,000 credits, extended chat and agent limits, Quest mode, and Repo Wiki. Pro+ is $60 per month with 6,000 credits, and Ultra is $200 per month with 20,000 credits.

What programming languages does Qoder support?

Qoder supports all major programming languages with deep expertise in JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, Go, C/C++, C#, and Java. The IDE, CLI, and JetBrains plugin share the same language coverage.

How do I install Qoder CLI?

Qoder CLI installs on Windows with npm install -g @qoder-ai/qodercli. You can also download the Qoder IDE or JetBrains plugin from qoder.com after signing up with email, Google, or GitHub.

What happens when Qoder trial credits run out?

When your 14-day Pro trial ends, Qoder downgrades you to the Free plan and clears unused trial credits unless you upgrade first. Paid subscribers can also buy $20 credit packs with 1,500 credits valid for one month.

How do I contact Qoder support?

Qoder support is available at [email protected] and through the community forum linked on qoder.com. Refund requests within 24 hours of subscribing go to [email protected] if no credits were used.

Pricing:

Freemium

Tags:

Agentic IDE
Repo Wiki
CLI Coding
JetBrains Plugin
Multi-Agent
Code Completion
Agentic Coding
Software Development

Tech used:

Next.js
Google Cloud
Google Analytics
Google Tag Manager
Google Fonts
Python
Discord
GitHub
Webpack

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