You started the app in Claude, built the website with ChatGPT, and made the financial model and the deck in Google. Then the price changed. Now four places say four different things, and none of your AIs knows what the others did. With Lockstep, you change the price once. It finds everything built on the old one, rewrites it, and updates it right where it lives as soon as you approve. For you, your team and your agents.
Revenue grew 22% this month. We moved every shop to one flat plan at $45$65 a month, and early shops renewed without pushback.
Next: annual plans and the Denver pilot.
This is a demo with made-up files. Nothing outside this page changes.
Lockstep knows which work depends on the price, so it can show you everything that's now out of date.
Revenue grew 22% this month. We moved every shop to one flat plan at $45 a month, and early shops renewed without pushback.
Next: annual plans and the Denver pilot.
Everyone keeps using the AI they like. Lockstep makes sure they all work from the same decisions, and tells each person what changed since they were last there.
Let's make the price $65.
Since you were last here: Maya changed the price to $65. Your landing page needs it.
You never have to ask what changed. Your AI tells you, with who changed it and where.
Price changed to $65. Proposed an update to the pricing API.
Approved.
Agents get the same decisions as people. What they propose waits for a person to approve.
Basic plan: $45 $65 a month. Updated today.
Share a live, read-only link. It always shows the latest, so there's no new deck to send.
Your work is spread across chats in different apps. Lockstep keeps the decisions in one place and remembers what each piece of work was built on.
Say it in whichever AI you're using. Lockstep saves it as a new version, with the app it came from. Nothing to copy or re-explain.
Lockstep flags every page, email and deck built on the old version, rewrites the text ones with the AI that made them, and waits for you to approve.
Tap Update and Lockstep saves the rewrite back where the work lives: your Google Doc, deck or sheet, or your Notion page, with the old version kept in its history. Anywhere else, your AI updates it or you paste the new text.
Say "pull the decisions from my call." Your AI reads it in Granola, Zoom or a pasted transcript, and Lockstep shows a checklist. Nothing is saved until you tick and tap Add.
Add any agent or bot to a project with its own key: Claude Code, Codex, a custom agent, a Make or Zapier flow. It works from the latest decisions, and what it proposes waits for a person to approve.
Send a live, read-only link anyone can open, or invite teammates to edit from their own AI. Every change shows who made it, and in which app.
Agents and automations (Make, Zapier, n8n or your own) can join a project too. Lockstep can also pull decisions out of your meeting notes and docs through the AI you already use.
Lockstep keeps the decisions you confirm and the work you save. Never your chats, and never tied to one AI company. Switch AIs any time and your decisions come with you.
Lockstep is free while it's in beta. We're letting people in a few at a time so we can fix anything rough quickly. Tell us a little about how you work and you'll get a setup link by email.
No. Lockstep never stores your conversations. They stay in Claude, ChatGPT or whichever app you used. Lockstep only keeps what gets recorded: the decisions you state or confirm, and the work you choose to save. Brainstorming and back-and-forth stay in the chat.
Only when you ask, and never the whole thing. Your AI reads the meeting with the connection you already have, then hands Lockstep the decisions it found. You confirm each one. Lockstep keeps only those, plus the short line each came from. The transcript stays in Granola, Zoom or wherever it lives.
In Lockstep's own database, walled off per account. Your projects are yours alone until you share one. Lockstep holds your decisions and every earlier version, which app made each change, and the work you save to it.
The same model family that made the original: Claude's work is rewritten by Claude, ChatGPT's by GPT, Grok's by Grok. Lockstep sends that model the piece's text and the project's decisions. Nothing changes until you approve it.
Only the files you give it. For Google Docs you pick each doc in Google's own picker, and Lockstep never sees the rest of your Drive. For GitHub you choose which repos to install it on. Nothing changes until you approve it. Then a Doc gets a new version (the old text stays in its version history), and a repo gets a pull request, so nothing reaches your main branch until someone merges it.
Yes, any agent or bot. Add it from your AI ("add an agent called Release bot to Tradeflow") and Lockstep gives it its own key. It starts by suggesting: its changes land on your checklist until a person approves them. You can make a trusted agent read-only or let it edit directly. Agents only see their one project, never see private items, can't share or invite, and you can switch one off instantly.
Yes, two ways. Share gives a live, read-only link anyone can open without Lockstep. Invite to edit lets a teammate sign in and change decisions from their own AI. Every change shows who made it and in which app, and the next time you open the project Lockstep tells you what changed.
Only the projects you share with them, never the rest of your projects. Inside a shared project they see its decisions, their history and the work saved there. Want something just for you? Tell your AI to keep it private: private items never show up for anyone else, or on share links.
The project's owner. Ask your AI "who's on Tradeflow?" to see everyone, then make someone view-only, give them edit access, or remove them. Links and invites can be turned off anytime. Teammates can't share, invite or change access.
Request access above. We approve people a few at a time and email a setup link. Once you're in, anyone you invite to a project skips the waitlist and joins straight from your invite.
No. Lockstep is free during the beta and you don't need a model account. Lockstep covers the rewrites.