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Squire

Automates code reviews, saving developers time.

Checked 5 Oct 2026 Reviewed by Alex Listed since September 2024

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At a glance

Starts at $20/user/month Price as published by the vendor, September 2026.
Free tier No
Platforms Web
Best for Developers and engineering teams
Not for Highly specialized teams

3.8 out of 5

Scored by Alex after real use

Our verdict

Squire automates code review with AI, making it faster but requires configuration for best results. Ideal for fast-shipping teams looking to save time on manual reviews.

✓What it does well

Speeds upAutomates code review in under a minute, saving time.
Enforces rulesEnforces coding standards across the team with zero friction.
Writes reviewsGenerates perfect pull request summaries and detailed change notes.

✕Where it falls short

Limited customizationMay need more configuration for highly specialized needs.
Depends on GitHub integrationWorks best with GitHub, may be less suitable elsewhere.
Initial setup requiredNeeds initial setup to configure team rules and practices.

Key features

GitHub integrationAutomates pull request reviews directly within GitHub.
AI-driven code suggestionsUses AI to suggest improvements in code submissions.
Real-time notificationsSends real-time alerts for new or updated pull requests.
contextual feedbackprovides relevant suggestions based on code context

Questions about Squire

What does Squire do?

Squire automates code reviews with AI, and the reviewer says it completes a review in under a minute. It suggests improvements to code submissions, enforces coding standards across a team and writes pull request summaries with detailed change notes. Its feedback is based on the context of the code.

How much does Squire cost?

Squire starts at $20/user/month, as published by the vendor in September 2026, and Toolio lists no free tier. The reviewer notes that it needs initial setup to configure team rules and practices, plus more configuration for highly specialized needs.

Does Squire work with GitHub?

Yes. Squire automates pull request reviews directly within GitHub, and the reviewer says it works best there and may be less suitable elsewhere. It runs on the web and sends real-time notifications for new or updated pull requests.

Who is Squire best for?

Toolio lists Squire as best for developers and engineering teams, and the reviewer calls it ideal for fast-shipping teams that want to save time on manual reviews. It is not aimed at highly specialized teams. Squire holds a Toolio score of 3.8 out of 5, given by Alex after real use.

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