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AI coding tools compared: what happens to your code

Assistants that read and write code. What they keep, and whether it trains anything, decides whether your code and your clients’ code stays yours.

AI coding tools, from our published profiles
ToolOur ratingWhat our profile says first about training on your dataProfile last verified
GitHub Copilot (GitHub / Microsoft)4 of 5 (Free/Pro/Pro+/Max) / 2 of 5 (Business/Enterprise)“Free, Pro, Pro+ and Max: TRAINING IS ON BY DEFAULT”3 Sep 2026
Cursor (Anysphere)3 of 5 (Hobby/Pro without Privacy Mode) / 2 of 5 (Pro with Privacy Mode) / 1 of 5 (Teams/Enterprise)“Hobby and Pro: Privacy Mode is OFF by default.”3 Oct 2026
Replit (with Replit AI)5 of 5 for production environments / 3 of 5 for prototyping onlyThis depends on the plan in ways a single line would misstate. Read the training section of the profile.3 Oct 2026

Each row is taken live from that tool's profile, so a correction there shows here at once. The training column quotes the profile's own opening line word for word; the full section, with the plan-by-plan detail and the vendor documents it rests on, is on the profile. Ratings are our opinion, on the scale explained in our methodology. On the current 1 to 5 risk rating, 1 is the lowest risk. Vendors change their terms, so check the date and the vendor's current documents before you rely on a row. General information, not legal advice.