Codiga was a static code analysis tool acquired by Datadog in 2023. See what it did, what changed, and where its technology lives today.
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Pricing
Not applicable as an independent product; Codiga's technology is now part of Datadog's platform pricing, from Not applicable, standalone Codiga pricing was discontinued after the Datadog acquisition
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Last updated
July 19, 2026
Founded
2018
Headquarters
San Francisco, California, United States (pre-acquisition)
What Codiga Was
Codiga was a static code analysis platform that ran inside IDEs and CI/CD pipelines, flagging bugs, security vulnerabilities, and code-quality issues in real time across a wide range of languages and frameworks.
It combined static analysis with a reusable code snippet library and customizable rulesets, giving teams a lightweight alternative to configuring separate linters for every language they used.
The Datadog Acquisition and Current Status
Datadog acquired Codiga on April 17, 2023, and subsequently discontinued Codiga's standalone products and independent billing, migrating relevant capabilities into Datadog's own platform.
As of 2026, codiga.io displays a notice that Codiga has joined Datadog, and visitors are directed to Datadog's Code Security and Static Analysis product rather than a standalone Codiga signup flow.
Alternatives Since Codiga's Shutdown
Teams that previously used Codiga, or are evaluating it based on older reviews, typically now consider Datadog's Code Security and Static Analysis product, since it incorporates elements of Codiga's original engine.
Other static analysis tools in the same category include SonarQube, Semgrep, and DeepSource, which remain independently operated as of 2026.
Key Features
Real-time static analysis in IDEs — Formerly offered lightweight extensions for VS Code and JetBrains IDEs that flagged issues as code was written.
Automated PR review comments — Formerly posted automated review comments on GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps pull requests.
Broad language support — Formerly supported 10-plus languages and frameworks including Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Java, and Terraform.
Reusable code snippet library — Formerly let teams share and reuse code snippets alongside static analysis rules.
Customizable rulesets — Formerly allowed teams to configure security and code-quality rules to match their own standards.
Code-quality trend dashboards — Formerly gave engineering managers visibility into quality trends and technical debt over time.
CI/CD pipeline integration — Formerly ran as a pre-merge quality gate inside CI/CD pipelines.
Technology now inside Datadog — Static analysis techniques from Codiga's engine are now part of Datadog's Code Security and Static Analysis product.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Was easy to set up with lightweight IDE extensions
Covered a broad set of languages and frameworks in one tool
Combined snippet management with static analysis in a single product
Its underlying technology lives on inside Datadog's broader security and observability suite
Historically noted for reasonable false-positive rates on common rulesets
A free tier had made it accessible to small teams and open source projects
Cons
No longer available as an independent, purchasable product
Existing customers had to migrate to Datadog's platform and pricing
codiga.io no longer accepts new standalone signups
Buyers researching it today may find outdated marketplace listings
Feature parity inside Datadog's Static Analysis is not guaranteed to match the original Codiga product exactly
No public roadmap or support channel exists under the Codiga brand anymore
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Codiga still available in 2026?
No. Codiga was acquired by Datadog in April 2023 and no longer operates as an independent, purchasable product.
Who acquired Codiga?
Datadog acquired Codiga on April 17, 2023.
What happened to Codiga's static analysis technology?
It was folded into Datadog's Code Security and Static Analysis product line rather than continuing as a standalone offering.
Can I still sign up for Codiga?
No. The codiga.io domain now directs visitors to Datadog's static analysis product instead of a standalone Codiga signup.
What did Codiga originally do?
Codiga was a static code analysis and automated code review platform for IDEs and CI/CD pipelines, founded in 2018.
What are alternatives to Codiga today?
Datadog's Code Security and Static Analysis product is the direct successor, and other independent options include SonarQube, Semgrep, and DeepSource.
When was Codiga founded and acquired?
Codiga was founded in 2018 and acquired by Datadog in April 2023.
Does Datadog offer the same features Codiga had?
Datadog's Code Security and Static Analysis product incorporates elements of Codiga's original engine, but it is priced and packaged as part of Datadog's broader platform rather than as a like-for-like replacement.