Korbit is an AI code reviewer that works directly inside pull requests on GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket. It reads each change with project context, flags high-impact bugs, explains how to fix them and provides replacement code in the PR itself. Developers can reply to its comments with questions, and Korbit answers in the thread. It also writes clear PR descriptions and generates reports such as release notes, stand-up summaries and sprint recaps. Korbit Pro costs $12 per user and Korbit Max $18 per user, with custom Enterprise pricing and a 14 day free trial.
Engineering teams of all sizes use Korbit to get a first review before a human looks at the code. Developers use it to catch logical bugs and learn from the explanations, and junior engineers in particular receive feedback that doubles as training. Tech leads and directors of engineering use it to relieve key reviewers who have become a bottleneck. Engineering managers and CTOs use the insights reports to keep leadership informed without extra status meetings. Customers include health technology teams, game studios and software consultancies, and over 22,000 developers are listed as users.
A developer can open a pull request, let Korbit review it first, fix the issues it finds and then send the cleaner PR to teammates for approval. A team can reduce critical support tickets by catching bugs before they reach production. A manager can generate release notes, stand-up reports or 1:1 summaries from team activity instead of writing them manually. After a crash or a compliance concern, an engineer can ask Korbit what might have caused it and see likely culprits. Teams on GitLab or Bitbucket can adopt it without moving their repositories to GitHub.
