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Pros & cons
Devin Desktop (formerly Windsurf)
Pros
+Agentic coding with multi-step task planning built directly into the editor
+UK GDPR and EEA data rights confirmed in Cognition privacy policy
+Free tier available — Devin Desktop IDE at no cost
+Integrates VS Code and Cursor configurations out of the box
Cons
−Distinct from Devin, Cognition's autonomous AI software engineer — Devin Desktop is the agentic IDE; Devin is a separate autonomous coding agent
−Trains on user code by default — confirmed from Cognition privacy policy
−SOC2 and ISO 27001 not confirmed from official sources
−Teams plan pricing is two-part: £63/mo base plus £31/mo per developer seat — total cost scales with team size
Amazon Q Developer
Pros
+GDPR and SOC2 certified — inherits AWS enterprise compliance stack
+Pro tier automatically opted out of data training — confirmed on pricing page
+Deep AWS integration: understands IAM, CloudFormation, and AWS APIs natively
+Free tier includes 50 agentic requests/month — usable at no cost
Cons
−Free tier uses data for service improvement by default — opt-out required
−Most valuable inside the AWS ecosystem; limited appeal outside it
−Pro IP indemnity and admin dashboard only on paid plan
Our take— Amazon Q Developer wins
Based on our comparison of published pricing, features, and compliance data, Amazon Q Developer pulls ahead with SOC 2 certification and multi-factor authentication. Devin Desktop (formerly Windsurf) stays close but doesn't lead on any single attribute here. Amazon Q Developer scores 7.8/10 to Devin Desktop (formerly Windsurf)'s 7.6/10. If SOC 2 certification matters, go Amazon Q Developer; if it doesn't, Devin Desktop (formerly Windsurf).