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AI coding companies

Started September 28, 2026 · Updated September 28, 2026 · Presspool

Companies whose main product is AI that writes, edits, reviews or tests code: AI coding assistants and editors, autonomous coding agents, AI app builders that generate working software, and AI code review and testing. Presspool has verified 20 companies on this map so far. Each entry is taken from the company's own website and confirmed by an independent source, both linked on the entry. No company pays to be listed.

CompanyWhat it doesLatest announced financing
CursorCursor is an AI coding agent and editor whose agents build, test and demo features on their own, and it runs in the terminal, Slack and GitHub pull-request reviews. (site, source)$2.3B, Series D (date not confirmed)
CognitionCognition makes Devin, an autonomous AI software engineer that plans, writes, tests and ships production code inside a team's own codebase and tools. (site, source)$2B, Series E (September 8, 2026)
PoolsidePoolside builds open-weight agentic coding models, including the Laguna models. (site, source)$1B, Strategic investment (date not confirmed)
LovableLovable is an AI app and website builder that turns a plain-language description into a working product, internal tool or business. (site, source)$400M, Series C (August 12, 2026)
ReplitReplit is an AI app and website builder: users describe what they want in chat and Replit builds it. (site, source)$400M, Series D (March 11, 2026)
MagicMagic builds frontier code models to automate software engineering and research. (site, source)$320M (August 29, 2024)
Augment CodeAugment Code's Cosmos platform runs AI agent loops that move software work from spec to verification, with engineers controlling the quality gates. (site, source)$227M, Series B (April 24, 2024)
FactoryFactory is an agent-native software development platform whose Droids plan, build, review, test and ship production software across the tools engineering teams already use. (site, source)$200M (September 15, 2026)
ImbueImbue builds tools for coding agents, including Sculptor, a parallel coding workspace, and mngr, which runs any coding agent in parallel. (site, source)$200M, Series B (September 7, 2023)
CodeRabbitCodeRabbit runs AI code reviews and acts as a validation layer for code produced by coding agents. (site, source)$143M, Series C (August 12, 2026)
EmergentEmergent is a vibe-coding platform for building full-stack web and mobile apps in minutes with AI. (site, source)$130M, Series C (date not confirmed)
TesslTessl is an agent enablement platform for building a software factory from the skills, context and loops that coding agents run on. (site, source)$100M, Series A (November 14, 2024)
QodoQodo provides AI code review and governance so teams can ship code written at agent speed while holding quality standards. (site, source)$70M, Series B (March 30, 2026)
SolveAISolveAI turns business problems into governed, production software for enterprise teams. (site, source)$45M, Series A (date not confirmed)
GreptileGreptile builds AI agents that review and test pull requests with full context of the codebase. (site, source)$25M, Series A (September 23, 2025)
OpenHandsOpenHands is an open-source platform for software engineering agents, with a GUI, CLI, SDK and an enterprise control plane. (site, source)$18.8M, Series A (November 18, 2025)
MomenticMomentic's AI QA engineer bug-bashes apps and runs plain-English tests that agents execute and maintain. (site, source)$15M, Series A (November 24, 2025)
AnythingAnything is an AI app builder that turns written descriptions into mobile apps, sites, tools and products built with code. (site, source)$11M (date not confirmed)
Bolt.newBolt is an AI builder that creates websites, apps and prototypes from a chat, routing each task to the right coding model. (site, source)Not found
WarpWarp is an open platform for building and running cloud software factories of coding agents that automate the software development lifecycle. (site, source)Not found

Which of these companies AI names

On September 28, 2026, Presspool asked the 8 questions below on ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, Google AI Mode and Google AI Overviews and recorded 40 answers. A company counts when an answer names it or cites its website. Answers vary from run to run, so each count is a dated sample, not a verdict.

CompanyNamed or cited inChatGPTGeminiCopilotGoogle AI ModeGoogle AI Overviews
Cursor34 of 40 answers7 of 87 of 87 of 87 of 86 of 8
Cognition23 of 40 answers4 of 85 of 85 of 84 of 85 of 8
Poolside1 of 40 answers0 of 81 of 80 of 80 of 80 of 8
Lovable7 of 40 answers2 of 82 of 81 of 81 of 81 of 8
Replit12 of 40 answers3 of 82 of 83 of 82 of 82 of 8
Magic2 of 40 answers1 of 80 of 80 of 81 of 80 of 8
Augment Code6 of 40 answers0 of 82 of 82 of 81 of 81 of 8
Factory5 of 40 answers0 of 82 of 81 of 81 of 81 of 8
Imbue0 of 40 answers0 of 80 of 80 of 80 of 80 of 8
CodeRabbit7 of 40 answers1 of 82 of 81 of 81 of 82 of 8
Emergent2 of 40 answers1 of 81 of 80 of 80 of 80 of 8
Tessl0 of 40 answers0 of 80 of 80 of 80 of 80 of 8
Qodo11 of 40 answers1 of 83 of 83 of 82 of 82 of 8
SolveAI0 of 40 answers0 of 80 of 80 of 80 of 80 of 8
Greptile3 of 40 answers1 of 81 of 80 of 80 of 81 of 8
OpenHands1 of 40 answers0 of 80 of 80 of 81 of 80 of 8
Momentic0 of 40 answers0 of 80 of 80 of 80 of 80 of 8
Anything0 of 40 answers0 of 80 of 80 of 80 of 80 of 8
Bolt.new6 of 40 answers2 of 81 of 81 of 81 of 81 of 8
Warp0 of 40 answers0 of 80 of 80 of 80 of 80 of 8

Sources the AI apps cited most for these questions

  1. youtube.com: 9 of 40 answers
  2. zapier.com: 8 of 40 answers
  3. reddit.com: 6 of 40 answers
  4. artificialintelligencecompanies.com: 4 of 40 answers
  5. augmentcode.com: 4 of 40 answers
  6. cursor.com: 4 of 40 answers
  7. dev.to: 4 of 40 answers
  8. replit.com: 4 of 40 answers
  9. builtin.com: 3 of 40 answers
  10. daily.dev: 3 of 40 answers
  11. deepsource.com: 3 of 40 answers
  12. github.com: 3 of 40 answers
  13. linkedin.com: 3 of 40 answers
  14. pecollective.com: 3 of 40 answers
  15. reuters.com: 3 of 40 answers

What counts as AI coding

A company joins this map when its own site describes AI coding as its main product and an independent source confirms it. Out of scope: general model labs, coding features inside big platforms such as GitHub Copilot or Amazon Q, and developer tools where AI is a feature rather than the product. Definitions are versioned; this is version 1. Corrections need a public source: see Contact.

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