I have been using Qoder for the last couple of days and I found it to be one the best IDE I have used so far.
However, it exhausted 2000 tokens in just 2 days. I feel the token count is too fast. Based on my experience with Copilot and Cursor, I would say it is almost 10x the amount of code change I made in the last 2 days.
I feel this is something needs to be done, it seems Qoder is consuming lot of tokens without much code change. Otherwise it would be impossible to use Qoder with a paid plan unless there is any truly unlimited plan.
Thank you so much for your feedback — we truly appreciate you taking the time to share your experience. We’re thrilled to hear that you’re enjoying Qoder and find it to be one of the best IDEs you’ve used. That means a lot to us, and it’s our goal to continue delivering a powerful, intuitive, and seamless development experience. Regarding your concern about token usage: thank you for bringing this up. We’re actively investigating reports of high token consumption, especially in scenarios where the actual code changes are relatively small. Our team is currently auditing the token counting logic to ensure it accurately reflects meaningful AI interactions — such as code completions, refactoring suggestions, and chat-based assistance — and is not being triggered unnecessarily by background processes or minor edits 