AI code review for your team

Revix reviews every pull request against rules built from your codebase. It works on GitHub, Bitbucket and GitLab.

Free for 14 days, no credit card required

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This is a real Revix comment on a GitHub pull request. Each comment starts with a label, like issue or nitpick. It says what is wrong, how to fix it, and which rule it used.

A Revix comment on a GitHub pull request. It is labeled issue, asks to move pet matching logic out of a route file, and cites one repo rule: no-domain-logic-in-routes.

Read the full review on GitHub

On 200 of our own pull requests, we acted on 70% of Revix comments.

What a Revix review looks like

Revix reviews pull requests the way your team already does. It reads the whole repo as well as the diff. It works the same on GitHub, Bitbucket and GitLab. New to the topic? Read what AI code review is and how it works.

Rules built from your codebase

Revix reads your repo and finds the rules your team already follows. Then it checks every pull request against them. The rules update after every merge, and you can edit any rule.

Revix rules dashboard listing rules derived from a codebase, grouped by impact

Comments labeled by type

Each comment has a label, from issue to nitpick, so authors fix what matters first. It names the problem, the fix and the rule behind it. When you push a fix, Revix resolves its own thread.

A Revix comment on a Bitbucket pull request, labeled issue, with the rule it applied

A summary on every pull request

Revix writes a short summary into the pull request. It lists what changed and marks the pull request as Has issues or Ready to merge. Reviewers know where to look before they open the diff.

A Revix summary written into the description of a GitLab merge request

Start reviewing in a few minutes

  1. 01.Sign in with GitHub, Bitbucket or GitLab

    Create your account in one click with the account you already use. No new password and no API tokens.

    Revix sign-in screen with Continue with GitHub, Continue with Bitbucket and Continue with GitLab buttons
  2. 02.Pick the repos you want reviewed

    Choose the repositories Revix should review. Nothing runs on repos you do not pick. A standard repo is ready in about 3 minutes.

    Revix add repository modal listing repositories to select for review
  3. 03.Open a pull request

    Revix reviews every new pull request on its own. You don't need a config file, CI minutes or extra commands.

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Open Source

Full PR reviews and repo analysis, on us.

Free

Always, for public repositories

  • Free for open source projects
  • Automated PR reviews & smart descriptions
  • Repository analysis & rules extraction
  • Conventional comments
  • Email support

Starter

Everything a team needs to review every pull request.

€20€25

Per seat / month · billed annually

  • Automated PR reviews & smart descriptions
  • Repository analysis & rules extraction
  • Stack-aware reviews
  • Conventional comments
  • Unlimited repositories
  • Email support

Pro

More usage, integrations, and advanced features.

€40€50

Per seat / month · billed annually

  • Everything in Starter
  • 2x the usage of Starter
  • Slack integration
  • Jira integration
  • Expert rule supervision & suggestions
  • Priority support

Enterprise

For organizations that want Revix built around how they work.

Custom

Annual contract, billed by invoice

  • Everything in Pro
  • Custom review volume and token limits
  • SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certified
  • Roles and granular permissions
  • Custom MSA and DPA
  • Direct support from the engineering team
  • Ad-hoc features built for your workflow

Questions teams ask before they buy

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