Sourcegraph vs Replit
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Code intelligence platform with universal code search (54B+ lines indexed). Founded 2013, SF. $223M raised. $50M revenue (Mar 2025). Split into Sourcegraph + Amp (2026). Private.
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Sourcegraph is a code intelligence platform founded in 2013 by Quinn Slack and Beyang Liu, headquartered in San Francisco. Raised $223M across five rounds including a $125M Series D (July 2021). Indexed 54B+ lines of code, serving 800K+ developers.
SF AI coding platform with Replit Agent building full-stack apps from natural language for 35M+ users; $97.4M a16z-backed at $1.16B valuation competing with Cursor and GitHub Copilot for AI-native development.
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Replit is a San Francisco-based AI-powered coding platform — backed with $97.4 million raised at a $1.16 billion valuation from a16z, Y Combinator, and others — providing browser-based development environments, collaborative coding, and AI code generation through Replit Agent (an autonomous AI that builds full-stack applications from natural language prompts) for 35 million+ developers, students, and non-technical founders globally. Founded in 2016 by Amjad Masad and Haya Masad, Replit has evolved from a collaborative online IDE to a comprehensive AI-native development platform where non-programmers can describe an application and have it built, deployed, and hosted without writing code.
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