Every change on the record. Every record reviewable.
One file means one record: who changed what, when, and why, for design and code alike — and roles that say who may.
A design edit, next to the merge that shipped it.
A design file keeps versions. Git keeps commits. Neither knows about the other. In Lindi there is one file, so the record is one list, in order, with a name on every line.
- 12 Aug · 14:02sofiadesignRestyled the dish cell — radius, price weight#412
- 12 Aug · 14:20bellabuildAsked for a tip step; the agent added TipSelector#413
- 12 Aug · 16:05danareviewReviewed #412 and #413 — two comments, both resolved—
- 13 Aug · 09:41marcocodeMerged both into main; the canvas shows ita41f2c
Who edits, who reviews, who only looks.
- Edit
Changes the file.
Designers and engineers. Every edit is attributed to a person and, when the agent made it, to the person who asked.
- Review
Lets a change through.
Reviewers see the diff and the screen. Nothing merges without one of them, on any plan.
- Look
Sees everything, changes nothing.
Stakeholders, clients, the rest of the company. They open the canvas and see production, not a preview.
A Lindi shaped around your team.
For teams whose product cannot leave the building, or whose conventions are the point. The same canvas, made yours.
- 01
Trained on your conventions and your codebase
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Your design system embedded, not imported
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Hosted on-prem or in your cloud
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Tools removed or added to fit the team
It edits your product. It does not own it.
- No copy
No copy of your product anywhere else.
Lindi works on a branch of your repository. There is no second store of your screens to secure, sync, or explain.
- No push to main
Merging is your review’s call.
A change leaves as a pull request. Your rules for what merges — and who — are the only rules.
- No metering
Seats, not prompts.
Free for beta users and partners. When pricing comes it follows people who edit, not requests — and nobody is counting prompts.
Get the record.
Lindi is pre-release. Get in line, or talk to us about running it on your terms.