Code review guidance — before the PR, not after

Most review tools wait for a pull request, then post comments. Reviewwise gives development teams the rules, profiles, and templates to write better code in the first place — at development time, not review time.

Subscription-based bundles of actionable code review rules, profiles, and templates built on the Universal Software Quality Framework (USQF) v7.1 — a 26-pillar, 53,000-word standards document covering OWASP, NIST SSDF, ISO 25010, WCAG 2.2, and CWE Top 25.

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Pre-runtime quality intelligence — not a PR bot

Every major competitor — CodeRabbit, Greptile, SonarQube, Semgrep, GitHub Copilot Review, Codacy — operates as a runtime PR bot. They instrument the PR pipeline, post comments after code is written, and catch defects reactively.

Reviewwise is different: a pre-runtime guidance API that delivers rules, profiles, and templates developers use before the PR exists. Complementary to runtime tools, not competing with them.

What you get with Reviewwise

  • Code review rules API — structured, machine-readable rules your team can integrate into editors, CI pipelines, and code review checklists.
  • Review profiles — pre-built profiles for security, accessibility, performance, and maintainability based on USQF v7.1.
  • Review templates — structured templates for pull request descriptions, code review comments, and team review standards.
  • USQF v7.1 framework — 26 pillars covering OWASP Top 10, NIST SSDF, ISO 25010, WCAG 2.2 AA, CWE Top 25, and Build-Gate v2.

Simple, transparent pricing

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  • Free — $0/month. 10% preview of every bundle. No credit card required.
  • Starter — $1/month. Full results, one check per week. Core bundles.
  • Pro — $9/month. Full results, one check per day. All bundles, profiles, and templates.
  • Premium — $49/month. Unlimited checks. Priority support. Custom profiles.
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Built on the Universal Software Quality Framework

Reviewwise bundles are derived from the USQF v7.1 — a 26-pillar standards framework covering real production incidents, security vulnerabilities, accessibility requirements, and performance standards. No competitor has anything like it.

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