A code reviewer for pull requests, run by a small team in the EU.
Vetoo (vetoo.dev) is an AI code review service for GitHub and GitLab pull requests, built by a small team in the European Union. A panel of agents on several models reviews each pull request, posts inline findings with fixes, answers in the thread, and deletes the code when the review ends.
Why Vetoo exists
Pull requests wait. The people who could review them are writing their own code, so the review arrives a day late and says LGTM. The AI reviewers we tried were one model behind a proxy, kept a copy of the code, and half of them had no GitLab support. Vetoo is the reviewer we wanted for our own repositories.
What Vetoo does
When a pull request opens on GitHub or a merge request opens on GitLab, Vetoo reviews it and posts one review: inline findings with a severity and a suggested fix, plus a verdict of approve, comment or request changes. Several models read the change, frontier ones included, and a synthesis step settles the verdict, so no single model decides alone. Reply to a finding or mention @vetoo-review and it answers in the thread. Votes on findings and a VETOO.md file in the repository shape every later review.
How it is run
Vetoo reviews code and does nothing else. It does not write code, does not run agents in your repository, and is not part of a larger platform. The code it reviews is deleted the instant the verdict posts, and no provider trains on it. Every third party that touches a review is listed on the sub-processors page. Pricing is per seat with usage metered in credits, and a free plan exists for small teams.
At a glance
Data handling is described on the security page in the docs and on the sub-processors page. Company registration details are on the legal notice. For anything else, contact us.
Clear the review queue
before it forms.
Connect your first repository and let Vetoo do the rest.