Open-source platform combining product analytics, session replay, A/B testing, and feature flags in one toolkit for product engineers.
Veridu
$19/moStarting price
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About Veridu
Veridu performs independent AI code reviews on pull requests by assembling deterministic change-impact evidence from the codebase. For each modified signature, it maps callers, interface implementations, and references to removed symbols directly from the code. Findings from two different AI reviewers are reconciled to produce a verdict that ranges from clean to high-confidence defect. The tool integrates via CLI, MCP, web paste, or a GitHub App for auto-review on push. It supports public and private GitHub repositories with a free tier offering five review attempts. Paid plans expand access to private repos, model selection, and unlimited standard reviews. The service handles authentication through a single Veridu credential without requiring external OpenAI or Anthropic accounts.
Key features
- Pull request integration via CLI, MCP, web, or GitHub App
- Automatic change-impact evidence generation
- Cross-vendor AI reviewer reconciliation
- Verdict system with PASS, REVIEW OPTIONAL, and HUMAN REVIEW REQUIRED
- Support for public and private GitHub repositories
- Model selection in paid plans
- Auto-review on push via GitHub App
- Single credential for authentication
Use cases
- Independent AI code review for pull requests
- Change-impact analysis for refactoring or breaking changes
- Automated code review in CI/CD pipelines
Pros
- Deterministic change-impact evidence derived directly from code
- Cross-vendor reconciliation of AI reviewer findings
- Supports public and private GitHub repositories
- Single credential for authentication and access
- Free tier available with no payment required
Cons
- Limited to GitHub repositories only
- Free tier restricts to five review attempts
- No support for non-GitHub platforms
- Standard reviews capped at 50KB context budget
Frequently asked questions about Veridu
Do I need my own OpenAI or Anthropic account to use Veridu?
No, Veridu handles the reviewer models and associated costs directly. One Veridu credential covers the reviewer panel, reconciliation engine, and change-impact evidence without requiring external accounts.
What counts as one review attempt on the Free tier?
One review attempt is defined as one invocation of the reviewer pipeline against a single pull request URL. Re-running against a force-pushed commit consumes another attempt, while invalid inputs do not.
What are the private-repo access options on paid plans?
Paid plans offer three options: installing the GitHub App for team-wide auto-review, adding a fine-grained personal access token per repository for individual developers, or using the CLI in --local mode where no data is sent to Veridu's servers.
Does Veridu train on my code?
No, Veridu does not train on user code. Diffs and prompts are sent to selected reviewer models, and neither Veridu nor the model providers use this data for training under their current policies.
How does billing work for paid plans?
Paid plans are billed monthly via Stripe, with the ability to cancel or downgrade at any time. Changes take effect at the end of the current billing period without prorating. Team plans adjust per seat, and Enterprise terms are per-contract.
What happens if I run out of free review attempts before upgrading?
Users can email hello@veridu.io for additional free attempts rather than forming opinions based on a limited number of reviews.
