Tabby is an open-source, self-hosted AI coding assistant — a Copilot alternative that keeps your code private.
Tabby brings AI code completion and chat to your own infrastructure. It runs self-hosted with open-source models, integrates with VS Code, JetBrains and Vim, and indexes your repositories for context-aware suggestions. Because it is self-hosted, code never leaves your network — the deciding factor for enterprises with privacy requirements. It supports team-wide usage analytics, code completion, chat with repository context and inline documentation generation, and its Apache-licensed core has built an active open-source community.
Tabby is free and open source under the Apache 2.0 license; costs come only from your own compute infrastructure.
Engineering organizations that want AI coding assistance but cannot send code to third-party cloud services.
Yes — completely free and open source; you host and scale it yourself.
Yes — an HTTP API supports completion and chat for integration with internal developer tooling.
Versus GitHub Copilot, Tabby trades some polish for full data control and zero subscription cost; versus Codeium it is fully self-hostable.
It runs on consumer GPUs and supports CPU inference for lighter loads, with team deployments typically running on a shared internal GPU server.
Indexed repositories provide context for suggestions and chat answers, so the assistant understands your codebase conventions rather than generic patterns only.
VS Code, JetBrains family editors and Vim have plugins, covering the vast majority of professional development environments.
Yes — everything runs on your infrastructure; code and prompts never leave your network, which satisfies most security review requirements.
Tabby is fully self-hostable and open source; Codeium offers a hosted free tier with enterprise options — the choice hinges on data control requirements.
Most start with one team on shared GPU infrastructure, measure acceptance and usage analytics, then expand access organization-wide.
Tabby is Apache 2.0 licensed, permitting commercial use and modification without royalty obligations.
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