Qoder
An agentic coding platform that plans and completes development tasks across desktop, IDE, CLI, and mobile.
- A desktop agent that plans and executes coding tasks.
- A mobile app for tracking agent progress, approving steps, and reviewing work.
- An IDE with autocomplete, chat, and agent handoff.
- A JetBrains plugin with refactoring, database awareness, and framework support.
Best for: Individual developers delegating routine coding tasks. · Teams that want agents working against shared repository knowledge. · JetBrains users who prefer to stay in their IDE.
Introduction
Qoder is an agentic coding platform for individuals and teams. Instead of only suggesting the next line, its agents take a described task, plan the work, edit the codebase, and carry it through to a result. Qoder is available as a desktop app, an IDE, a JetBrains plugin, a CLI, and a mobile app, so work can be started at a desk and reviewed from a phone.
Key Features
- A desktop agent that plans and executes coding tasks.
- A mobile app for tracking agent progress, approving steps, and reviewing work.
- An IDE with autocomplete, chat, and agent handoff.
- A JetBrains plugin with refactoring, database awareness, and framework support.
- A knowledge engine with RepoWiki for repository context.
- Expert team mode, where multiple named agents work in parallel.
- BYOK support and configurable approval requirements.
Who is it for
- Individual developers delegating routine coding tasks.
- Teams that want agents working against shared repository knowledge.
- JetBrains users who prefer to stay in their IDE.
- Engineering leads who need review and approval controls.
- Enterprises requiring SSO, roles, group permissions, and audit.
What can you do with Qoder
- Describe a feature and let the agent plan and implement it.
- Split work across frontend, backend, and QA agents.
- Ask questions about a repository and consult its RepoWiki.
- Review and approve agent steps from a phone.
- Use the CLI or JetBrains plugin inside an existing workflow.
- Track credit usage and buy extra packs when needed.
How does Qoder work
- Install the desktop app, IDE, plugin, or CLI and sign in.
- Open or connect a project.
- Describe the task and set any approval requirements.
- Let the agents plan, edit files, and run checks.
- Review the result, approve steps, or send follow-up instructions.
- New accounts receive a two-week Pro trial with 300 credits.
Pricing
- Free: $0 a month with limited completions and next edits, plus BYOK support.
- Lite: $10 a month with 1,000 credits and featured cost-effective models.
- Pro: $20 a month with 2,000 credits and extended chat and agent limits.
- Pro+: $60 a month with 6,000 credits and priority access to upcoming features.
- Ultra: $200 a month with 20,000 credits and early access to new features.
- Add-on credit pack: $20 for 1,500 credits; QoderWake cloud computer: $10 a month per unit.
- Paid plans list first-purchase and renewal bonus credits, and unused monthly credits do not carry over.
FAQ
Is Qoder free?
Yes. The Free plan costs $0 and includes limited completions, next edits, and BYOK. New users also receive a two-week Pro trial with 300 credits.
What is a Qoder credit?
Credits measure usage of chat, agent requests, and other model-backed features. Each paid plan includes a monthly credit allowance.
Does Qoder work in JetBrains IDEs?
Yes. Qoder offers a JetBrains plugin with refactoring tools, database awareness, and framework support alongside its own IDE and desktop app.
Can I review agent work from my phone?
Yes. The mobile app lets you track agent progress, approve key steps, and review finished work away from your desk.
Can I buy more credits?
Yes. Lite, Pro, Pro+, and Ultra subscribers can buy an add-on pack of 1,500 credits for $20, valid for one month.
Does Qoder support enterprise controls?
Yes. The Enterprise plan adds SSO, role and group management, centralized billing, model policy controls, an enterprise marketplace, and audit logs.



