RustRover
Free for non-commercial useA Powerful IDE for Rust
Code, test, debug, and deploy – all right out of the box.
Focus on what matters while
RustRover handles the rest
Write your code faster
Benefit from context-aware code completion and generation, on-the-fly analysis and quick-fixes, smart refactorings, live templates, and more.
Spend less time on routine tasks
Install rustup from the IDE, and apply compiler-suggested fixes in a single click. You can even forget about manually attaching newly created Rust files to main.rs or adding popular crates to the list of dependencies in Cargo.toml – RustRover does it for you.
Explore and understand your codebase
Have every syntax element highlighted, including inferred types and macros, cfg blocks, and unsafe code usages. Unlock comprehensive type information and quick access to language and crate documentation, and navigate your codebase with RustRover’s powerful search functionality.
Run, debug, test, and profile your code
Run individual tests, test modules, or all the tests inside a project and select various Run targets. You can also create custom Run configurations with full support for developing CLI applications. Quickly troubleshoot failing tests by jumping to the relevant code from the error message in the console.
Manage your project and its dependencies
Edit TOML files with the help of code insight and full integration with Cargo. You can also manage the entire workspace and run Cargo commands from a dedicated tool window.
Develop applications for the web
RustRover provides seamless integration with frontend development workflows. Issue requests and analyze responses with the built-in HTTP Client. Use the Docker tool to manage various project components and explore your database schemas and tables with the database tooling.
Work in a team efficiently
RustRover comes with all the teamwork tools you need. Code together in real time and talk to others right from the IDE. Share your project configuration, including the code style settings. Work smoothly with Git, GitHub, and GitLab, exploring commits and pull requests, creating branches, and reviewing code.
Ready to use out of the box
Start coding immediately without the hassle of installing and configuring numerous plugins. RustRover provides a comprehensive development environment with seamless integration of Rust, Cargo, and Cargo.toml. It includes features like remote support, database management, Git integration, and more. Web technologies from WebStorm and Database tools from DataGrip are also available.
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Recommended by Rust community members
Charlie Marsh
Founder of Astral,
creator of Ruff and uv
RustRover has been my IDE of choice since the Early Access releases.
And now it powers all of my development time across Ruff, uv, and other large-scale Rust projects. With RustRover, I can perform complex refactors spanning hundreds of thousands of lines of code, navigate across complex dependency trees, and, ultimately, write Rust with confidence.
Luca Palmieri
Principal Engineering Consultant,
Mainmatter GmbH
I have thrown Rust codebases of all kinds and sizes at RustRover — it didn’t flinch. I have come to rely on it as my daily driver: I wouldn’t be even half as productive on large projects without its extensive collection of automated refactorings.
Tim McNamara
Author of Rust in Action,
founder of accelerant.dev
RustRover feels very cohesive and thoughtfully designed. It’s delightful to use. I particularly like that it makes debugging very accessible.
Free for non-commercial use
If you use RustRover for non-commercial purposes, meaning you do not receive any direct financial compensation for the work you do with it, you can use the IDE for free.
Content creation
You can use RustRover in your videos or content for educational purposes, like tutorials or demonstrations, even if you charge to access that content. This means that you can use the product in your teaching materials or online courses without worrying about licensing restrictions.
Check out the JetBrains Content Creators Program to discover more options.
Hobbies and learning
According to Stack Overflow, 68% of developers code outside of work as a hobby, and nearly 40% do so for professional growth or self-paced learning. Enjoy free time coding in Rust and develop your project with RustRover.
Open-source project development
Rust is known for its strong open-source community. Enhance your project with RustRover and contribute to the thriving Rust ecosystem. Explore more about JetBrains support for open-source projects.
FAQ
By default, on the non-commercial tier, JetBrains IDEs also collect detailed code‑related data pertaining to IDE activity, such as edit history, terminal usage, and your interactions with AI features. This may include code snippets, prompt text, and AI responses. If you wish to disable it, you’ll need to do so manually via the product settings: Settings | Appearance & Behavior | System Settings | Data Sharing.
When using a commercial subscription, you have full control over whether or not you want the product to send IDE telemetry to JetBrains, and detailed data collection is disabled by default.
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