Greptile is a tool designed to streamline code review processes for software teams, currently used by over 1,000 developers. It automatically reviews pull requests (PRs) in GitHub and GitLab, providing context-aware in-line comments that help identify bugs, security vulnerabilities, and coding antipatterns. Teams can set their own coding standards by writing rules in plain English or linking to markdown files. This customization allows Greptile to enforce specific practices tailored to individual team workflows. The platform emphasizes security and control, offering self-hosted deployment options in air-gapped environments. Greptile complies with SOC 2 standards, ensuring that data is encrypted both at rest and in transit. For cost, code reviews are priced at $30 per developer per month, while chat services come at a fixed monthly rate. API usage is billed per request, and discounts are available for qualified open-source projects and pre-Series A startups. Greptile supports a wide range of programming languages including Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, and Rust, though response quality may vary for less common languages. The tool also integrates seamlessly with both GitHub and GitLab, making it versatile for different development environments. For teams looking to improve their review process and enforce coding standards, Greptile presents a compelling option.