Ito

Ito is an AI code reviewer that does something most review bots cannot: it actually runs the code. On every GitHub pull request Ito builds the branch from source inside a disposable sandbox, boots the frontend and backend together, and then drives the affected user flows the way a person would — logging in, filling forms, clicking through checkout — to see whether the change really behaves.

The review is scoped rather than exhaustive. Ito reads the diff and the PR description, works out which flows the change can plausibly break, and builds a targeted test plan for just those paths. You can steer it in plain English if a particular area matters, and it handles the messy parts of realistic testing: authenticated sessions, multi-factor login, and test-environment credentials.

When something breaks, the PR comment is evidence rather than a hunch — a pass/fail summary, a video replay of the failure, console and network logs, reproduction steps, and a severity rating so the team knows what blocks the merge. Push a fix and Ito re-runs the same plan automatically.

Who it is for. Engineering teams shipping fast enough that a human QA pass has become the bottleneck, and teams whose AI-written code compiles and type-checks but still ships behavioural regressions that static analysis never sees. Ito is framework-agnostic — React, Vue, Next.js, Rails, Django and others — and needs no test suite to exist beforehand, which is the point: there is nothing to maintain.

Pricing and compliance. Pro is $40 per seat per month and includes 20 reviews per seat, with additional reviews at $3 each, unlimited repositories and unlimited read-only users. Enterprise is custom-priced for teams of 25+ engineers and adds security review, a custom DPA and higher limits. Qualified non-commercial MIT- and Apache-licensed open-source projects run free on unlimited public repositories. New accounts get their first 100 reviews free. Ito is SOC 2 Type II compliant with zero data retention on source code and end-to-end encrypted test runs.