Biome Developers and Contributors
To provide a high-performance, integrated toolchain for web developers, simplifying the stack by replacing multiple tools with a single, fast engine.
At a Glance
- Software developers
- Frontend engineers
- DevOps teams
- Enterprise development organizations
AI Tools by Biome Developers and Contributors
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GritQL
Declarative Code Search Language
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Latest News
Biome v2.5 Release: Crossing 500 lint rules and enhanced GritQL support
Collaboration with Sarah Rainsberger and Yan Thomas for documentation improvement
Biome v2.4: Embedded CSS and GraphQL formatting
GritQL joins the Biome umbrella
Products & Services
A high-performance toolchain for web projects, providing a formatter and linter for JavaScript, TypeScript, CSS, and more.
A structural query language for code search and transformation, used as the engine for Biome's plugin system.
Market Position
Biome positions itself as a faster, integrated alternative to the fragmented ESLint/Prettier ecosystem, leveraging Rust for performance and GritQL for advanced structural transformations.
Leadership
Founders
Emanuele Stoppa
Lead maintainer of Biome; former core maintainer of Rome. Software engineer with a focus on web performance and developer tools.
Morgante Pell
Co-founder of Grit (creator of GritQL); previously built onboarding platforms for Google Cloud. Now at Honeycomb.
Cosmin Radoi
Co-founder of Grit; PhD in Computer Science with expertise in static analysis and automated code modernization.
Executive Team
Emanuele Stoppa
Lead Maintainer
Primary driver of the Biome project and lead of the core team.
Arend van Beelen jr.
Core Team Member
Significant contributor to the Biome and GritQL integration.
Board of Directors
Founding Story
Biome was created as a community-led fork of Rome after Rome Tools, Inc. ceased operations. The maintainers sought to continue the vision of a fast, Rust-based toolchain that integrates formatting and linting into a single tool. In 2025, GritQL was donated to the project by Honeycomb and the Grit founders to serve as Biome's plugin engine.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Open-source sponsorships and donations via Open Collective.
Pricing Tiers
All features are free and open source under MIT/Apache 2.0 licenses.
Target Markets
- Software developers
- Frontend engineers
- DevOps teams
- Enterprise development organizations
- Web development
- Code quality enforcement
- Automated code migrations
- Structural code searching
- Vercel
- Depot
- Honeycomb