Qoder

Qoder is an agentic coding platform that takes a described idea and carries it through to working software. The product family spans a desktop app for general and coding tasks, an IDE with coding agents and deep codebase awareness, a JetBrains plugin, a command line tool, and a mobile app for monitoring agents, approving critical actions and reviewing deliverables away from the desk. Within the IDE, developers can refine code with autocomplete and next edit suggestions, converse with an agent for collaborative coding, or delegate a task for autonomous execution. It is built for individual developers and for teams working in large or legacy codebases. Features that matter include Quest for long running delegated tasks, Repo Wiki for generated repository documentation, Knowledge Cards, an Experts mode, bring your own key on the free plan, and desktop features such as a Knowledge Center, Sites, Automations and Extensions. Qoder's enterprise documentation describes a four stage pipeline of requirements clarification, solution design, development and verification, with a gate at each stage exit. Individual pricing is published in US dollars per month. Free includes limited completions and next edits, bring your own key, and basic models under daily and monthly limits. Pro costs $20 per month with 2,000 credits for premium models, Pro+ costs $60 with 6,000 credits, and Ultra costs $200 with 20,000 credits; when credits run out, usage falls back to basic models. Paid subscribers can buy Credit Packs at $20 for 1,500 credits, valid for one month and not refundable. New users get a one time 14 day Pro trial with 300 credits. Teams and Enterprise plans are priced on a separate page. Qoder is operated by Bright Zenith, based in Singapore, and runs a separate site for users in China.