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For indie hackers and solo SaaS builders
Nobody reviews your code.Now something does.
Every pull request reviewed by the AI account you already have, or by free models.
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Works with
- Claude CodeClaude plan
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Shipping solo
When you're the only developer, nobody catches your mistakes.
Reviewing your own code
- You approve your own pull requests, or skip them and push to main.
- You read code you wrote an hour ago and see what you meant, not what you wrote.
- The bug reaches you as a support email from a paying customer.
Paying for a review bot
- Another monthly subscription, on a product that may not pay for itself yet.
- Priced and built for teams of fifty, not for one person and a few repos.
- You pay for AI again, on top of the AI plan you already have.
It's for you if…
- You build a SaaS, an app or a side project alone, or with one cofounder, and there is no one to review your code.
- You already pay for Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini, or pay for nothing yet, and don't want a second AI bill just for reviews.
- You've shipped a bug a second pair of eyes would have caught, and you'd rather hear it from a bot than from a customer.
Minutesto a first review on every new pull request
$0extra, on top of the AI plan you already have
No middlemanonly you and your AI provider see the code
Before and after
Same pull request. Different morning.
Without
Add yearly plans to checkout#58
You opened this pull request11:48 PM
No reviewers · you merged it yourself11:49 PM
Stripe retries a webhook and charges a customer twice3:10 AM
Refund request in your inbox8:02 AM
With OpenCodeReview
Add yearly plans to checkout#58
You opened this pull request11:48 PM
OpenCodeReview reviewed it with the whole repo as context11:52 PM
Fixed in 1 commit · merged at 12:06 AM · you went to sleep
Illustrated example.
From clone to your first review.
Four steps, about five minutes. You never write a config file.
$ git clone …/opencodereview
$ docker compose up --build
✓ open localhost:1421
1. Plug it in
One Docker command starts everything. Open localhost:1421 and onboarding takes over.
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2. Show it your repos
Sign in with GitHub and pick the repositories. They're cloned and indexed in the background.
Your AI plan
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3. Bring your own brain
Sign in to Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini in the browser, or use OpenCode's free models. Every CLI ships inside the container.
#58 reviewed
4. Watch the first review
Pick an open pull request. From then on, every new one is reviewed as soon as you open it.
A reviewer that read the whole repo
Every review starts from an index of your codebase: who calls the changed code, which tests cover it, and the rules you've written down. Findings come with the file, the line and the fix, not a wall of nitpicks.
Everything a review needs. Nothing you rent.
Never stalls at a limit
Building with Claude all day? Add a second account. When one reaches its usage limit, the review moves to the next and comes back after the reset.
Knows your codebase
A local index of symbols and imports. Each review gets the callers and tests of the change, and nothing else.
webhook.ts
checkout.ts
plans.ts
webhook.test.ts
emails.ts
Your rules, as skills
Tell reviews what matters to you in plain Markdown, like "every Stripe handler must be idempotent". Each repository can have its own skill, and every edit is versioned.
you/saas-appcustom skill · v4you/mobilecustom skill · v2you/landingdefault skillLands where you review
A summary on the pull request, and each issue inline on the line it is about.
youcommented via OpenCodeReview · 4 min after opening
⚠️ OpenCodeReview found 2 issues
| Issue | Where | |
|---|---|---|
| ⚠️ | Webhook is not idempotent: a Stripe retry charges the customer twice | webhook.ts:42 |
| ⚠️ | Yearly price id is read from process.env without a fallback | plans.ts:12 |
Reviewed by OpenCodeReview, source-available AI code review with the AI account you already have.
Stays on your machine
Your repositories, index, sign-ins and review history live on your laptop or your own server. We have no servers to send them to.
On this machine
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What it costs
The bill for code review: nothing.
No seats, no tiers, no locked features. Put in your numbers and see what a hosted reviewer would add to your monthly bills.
OPENCODEREVIEWMonthly statement
- Developers × 1
- $0.00
- Side projects × 6
- $0.00
- Pull request reviews
- $0.00
- Codebase index
- $0.00
- Your AI account
- already yours
TOTAL$0.00
FREE
Same reviews. Different deal.
Hosted review tools are built for engineering teams: billed per developer, running your code through their cloud. OpenCodeReview runs on the AI plan you already have.
| OpenCodeReviewSelf-hosted · source-available | CodeRabbitHosted service | GreptileHosted service | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | ✓Free for individuals and small companies, on your AI plan | ✕Per developer, monthly | ✕Per developer, monthly |
| Where your code runs | ✓Your machine; only your AI provider sees the diff | ✕Their cloud | ~Their cloud, or self-hosted on enterprise |
| Models | ✓Claude Code, Codex, Gemini or OpenCode | ~Vendor's choice | ~Vendor's choice |
| Usage limits | ✓Fails over across your accounts | ~Your plan's limits | ~Your plan's limits |
| Whole-repo context | ✓Local index | ✓Yes | ✓Yes |
| Source code available | ✓Yes | ✕No | ✕No |
Based on each product's public website. Plans change, so check their pricing pages for current details.
For teams
Your side project became a company?
OpenCodeReview is free for individuals and companies under 100 people and $1M in revenue. Past that, your company needs a commercial license, so talk to us.
- Setup with youWe install it on your infrastructure, connect your repositories and tune the review skills to your codebase.
- Commercial licenseFor companies with 100 or more people or $1M or more in revenue.
- SupportA direct line to the maintainer, with priority fixes.
- Shape the roadmapTell us what your team needs next, such as SSO, organization-wide skills or review reports.
I work alone. Isn't code review for teams?
That is exactly why you need it. On a team, someone else reads your diff before it ships. Alone, nobody does. OpenCodeReview is that someone, for every pull request, in a few minutes.
I push straight to main. Does it still work?
It reviews pull requests. Open a branch and a pull request for each change, even if you merge it yourself ten minutes later. The review lands before you merge.
Is OpenCodeReview really free?
For individuals and companies under 100 people and $1M in yearly revenue, yes, including commercial use. Larger companies need a commercial license. Reviews run on your own Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini account, or on OpenCode's free models, so the only cost is what you already pay your AI provider.
Which plans work?
Claude Pro, Max or Team through Claude Code, ChatGPT plans that include Codex, a Google account through the Gemini CLI, and OpenCode's free models or an OpenCode Go key. Local models are not supported. You can connect several accounts of each kind.
What happens when my plan hits its limit?
The review continues on your next account in order. The limited account rests and is used again after its window resets. Claude and ChatGPT accounts show how much usage they have left; API keys are billed by their provider.
Where does my code go?
It stays on the machine that runs OpenCodeReview. Reviews call your AI provider with your own sign-in or key, the same way its CLI does when you use it yourself.
How is it different from CodeRabbit or Greptile?
They are hosted services billed per developer. OpenCodeReview is self-hosted with its source available, and it reviews with the AI plan you already pay for.
Does my laptop need to stay on?
Reviews run while OpenCodeReview is running. For reviews around the clock, run it on any always-on machine with Docker, such as a small VPS or a home server.
What do I need to run it?
Docker, a GitHub account with access to your repositories, and a Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini account. Without one, OpenCode's free models work. The Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and OpenCode CLIs ship inside the container.
Does it work with GitHub Enterprise?
Yes. Set OCR_GH_HOST to your GitHub host before starting it.
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⚠️ OpenCodeReview found 2 issues
Reviewed
9e1c2f7. Each issue below has the details and a suggested fix.webhook.ts:42process.envwithout a fallbackplans.ts:12Reviewed by OpenCodeReview, source-available AI code review with the AI account you already have.