Question 1

What Interlock is

Accepted Answer

The collaboration layer for AI-native dev teams.

Question 2

What Interlock is NOT

Accepted Answer

It is not a tool for stopping agents colliding.

Question 3

Who it is for

Accepted Answer

Founding engineer, engineering lead, or CTO at a 5–50 engineer AI-native startup. Their team runs several coding agents concurrently, every day, not as an experiment.

Question 4

Where each piece runs, and what we store

Accepted Answer

Agents run on your machines, on your seats, with your model credentials. We host the bus and nothing else. Your code never leaves your machines.

Question 5

What is recorded

Accepted Answer

Metadata only: paths, content hashes, decisions, timings, and which actor did what. Never file contents. Never transcripts. We store what happened, never your code.

Question 6

Ownership

Accepted Answer

Everything your agents produce belongs to you. We claim no licence to your code, and we do not have a copy of it.

Question 7

What is free

Accepted Answer

Free forever for one person. Your own machine, your own agents, any number of them, the bus running locally. No account. No card. No time limit. Not a trial.

Question 8

What is paid

Accepted Answer

$40 per developer per month when your team joins. The hosted bus is the shared thing more than one person's machines can reach. Multi-tenant, durable, authenticated. The moment a second human joins the bus, it is the paid tier.

Question 9

Not purchasable yet

Accepted Answer

Hosted bus in private beta. The price is published so people can tell us whether it is right, before we can take money.

Question 10

G6 must not be claimed

Accepted Answer

G6 is absent, and it is unsolved by anyone in the industry. It is not claimed in any customer-facing material until it is demonstrable.

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