

Sourcegraph
"Code intelligence for the age of AI"
About
Sourcegraph Inc. built its reputation by creating tools that let developers search and understand massive codebases with semantic precision. The platform indexes commercial, open-source, local, and cloud repositories into a single searchable universe. This approach helps engineering teams navigate complex software landscapes without getting lost in disconnected files or outdated documentation.
The company currently focuses on two main products: Code Search and Amp. Code Search launched in 2013 as the original Sourcegraph offering before rebranding to its current name when the AI assistant Cody arrived in 2023. By 2021, the ecosystem supported roughly 800,000 developers who collectively explored over 54 billion lines of code. The landscape shifted again in mid-2025 when new sign-ups for Cody ended and Amp took center stage as the primary AI coding project. That same year saw Amp separate from the parent company to operate independently.
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Company Info
- Founded
- 2013
- Founder
- Cameron Dutko, Jeevat Chokalingam, Beyang Liu
- CEO
- Quinn Slack
- Headquarters
- San Francisco, California
- Industry
- Software Development Tools
- Revenue
- $50,000,000
- Employees
- 500-1000
- Headquarters Location
- San Francisco, California
- CEO (as of 2026)
- Quinn Slack
- CTO
- Beyang Liu
- Total Funding Raised
- $245 million
- Valuation
- $2.6 billion
- Inc. 5000 Ranking (2026)
- No. 3,019
- Developer Base (2021)
- 800,000+
- Lines of Code Indexed
- 54+ billion
- Product Pivot Date
- Mid-2025
Official Website
sourcegraph.com
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