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Greptile, an AI-powered code review startup, is in the process of raising a Series A. Sources familiar with the deal tell TechCrunch it\u2019s for $30 million at a $180 million valuation led by Benchmark partner Eric Vishria. But one person says that the deal hasn\u2019t closed and terms may change.<\/p>\n
Founded by Dasksh Gupta after he graduated from Georgia Tech in 2023, the startup went through Y Combinator in the winter of 2024 cohort, and raised a $4 million seed round<\/a> led by Initialized Capital after completing its program.<\/p>\n Gupta told TechCrunch last year<\/a> that the bot his company developed acts as an experienced coworker, possessing a deep understanding of the customer\u2019s code, which enables it to pinpoint bugs and other potential issues that human reviewers might miss.<\/p>\n As with most areas of AI, the code review space is very competitive.<\/p>\n Greptile\u2019s most prominent rivals include Graphite, a startup that earlier this year raised a $52 million Series B<\/a> led by Accel with participation from Anthropic\u2019s Anthology Fund<\/a> with Menlo Ventures, a16z, and others. Another key competitor is Coderabbit, which last year secured a $16 million Series A from CRV.<\/p>\n The intense competition has driven Greptile to require its staff to work exceptionally long hours.<\/p>\n