Overview
- The San Francisco startup closed a $143 million Series C led by Atomico and Smash Capital with new investors including BMW i Ventures and Datadog.
- CodeRabbit launched an Agentic Change Management suite with three products: Triage, which flags which AI-generated pull requests need human review; Change Stack, which maps a change’s impact across a codebase; and CodeRabbit Security, which scans deployed code for vulnerabilities on an ongoing basis.
- The company reports more than two million code reviews per week for about 17,000 customers such as NVIDIA, BMW and Adyen and says revenue grew over fivefold year over year.
- Proceeds will fund research and product development, a Europe and Asia expansion including Japan, and a commitment of over $10 million to keep its AI review tools free for open-source maintainers.
- Investors and executives frame CodeRabbit as an independent governance layer for AI-written code as demand for automated review and continuous security grows and competition from rivals like Qodo, Greptile and CodeAnt AI intensifies.