Every year, more than 113 billion dollars are spent on identifying and fixing product defects. For developers, the cost is not only financial. Fixing a bug takes nearly thirty times longer than writing the code that caused it. It drains time, energy, creativity, and momentum. Every programmer, from beginners to senior engineers, knows this struggle well. Our own team has lived it.

Kodezi started with that exact frustration.
Our founder, Ishraq, began working on this problem during his freshman year of high school. Powered by curiosity and long nights of trial and error, he scraped more than 1,000 GitHub repositories, built datasets from scratch, and trained early machine learning models to debug a single line of Java code. After countless attempts, it worked, and the earliest version of Kodezi came to life.

As the project grew, so did the ambition. With the rise of Google’s BERT architecture, Ishraq expanded Kodezi’s dataset, improved the model quality, and pushed accuracy higher and higher. When the private beta was released, early users gave it a name that immediately resonated:
“Grammarly for Programmers.”

That vision still guides our work today. Kodezi helps anyone who writes code work faster, cleaner, and with far less friction.

Today, Kodezi supports engineers, students, professionals, and entire organizations. It helps first time coders finish assignments with confidence and helps experienced teams maintain large, evolving codebases. Kodezi reduces the hours spent chasing bugs and gives developers more time to focus on meaningful work.

After four years of data collection, training, and refinement, we are proud to introduce our public beta. This launch reflects years of learning, building, and continuously improving every part of the system.

Our mission is simple.
Make programming ten times more productive.

And this is only the beginning.

If you believe in a future where coding is faster, smarter, and more creative, we invite you to join us. Try Kodezi, explore what it can do, and share your feedback as we continue to improve the platform.

We have an exciting roadmap ahead with new features designed for students, individual developers, and teams of every size.

Stay tuned.
We are just getting started.