CodeReviewr - Code Reviews For People Who Ship

Developers who create pull requests can now receive AI-powered code reviews automatically without waiting for team feedback. CodeReviewr integrates directly with GitHub to analyze every pull request and provide comprehensive feedback within minutes, posting detailed comments and suggestions directly in the PR interface where development teams already collaborate. The platform delivers instant security analysis on every review, checking for OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities including injection attacks, cross-site scripting, and broken authentication. It scans dependencies against known vulnerability databases to catch security issues before code reaches production, while also detecting exposed secrets and bugs through enterprise-grade analysis. Beyond automated comments, developers can engage in conversations with their reviews, asking follow-up questions and requesting tailored explanations directly within the pull request. Setup requires only 60 seconds to install the GitHub app, after which automatic reviews begin on every subsequent pull request without disrupting existing workflows. The system works seamlessly with current development processes, requiring no context switching or workflow changes from development teams. CodeReviewr structures its pricing around active developer usage rather than seat-based models. The free tier offers 5 pull requests per month on private repositories and 25 pull requests per month on public repositories, including access to all platform features without requiring a credit card. The paid plan starts at $8 per month and includes one active developer by default. Additional developers who open pull requests in a given month add $12 each automatically, with bots always excluded from billing. This active-developer pricing model means teams only pay for developers who actually ship code, eliminating costs for inactive seats. All features remain accessible across both free and paid tiers, including security scanning, interactive chat capabilities, and comprehensive code analysis. The platform positions itself for side projects, open source maintainers, and professional development teams who want high-quality automated feedback without the overhead of traditional per-seat licensing or delays inherent in manual code review processes.