IKIntentKeep

Captured automatically. Kept right forever.

Automatically capture requirements with AI.

So you can build software with zero bugs.

Anyone's AI can build it right once. IntentKeep keeps it right.

you talk → requirements captured → built right, kept right forever

IntentKeep. Where intent is kept.

You, talking

"I want customers to get a refund without emailing us..."

Conflict detection

We remember what you decided. Even when you don't.

Week 1, you said the buy button is red, only ever red. Week 10, someone says make it blue. IntentKeep catches the contradiction the moment it is spoken, not three sprints after it shipped. Lock a requirement and it becomes the rule everything else is checked against.

Week 1 · you said

"Make the buy button red. Only ever red."

Locked · the canonical rule
9 weeks later

Week 10 · you said

"Make the buy button blue."

Conflict caught: this contradicts a requirement you locked in week 1.

Keep red (week 1 stands)Change to blue (update the requirement)

Either answer is fine. Deciding by accident is not.

Try it yourself

Same magic, your words.

Paste a meeting transcript, a development ticket, or even your code. Get your requirements back, locked and ready to keep.

2 of 2 free captures left. No account needed.

Your locked requirements

Your requirements will appear here, written so anyone can read them and precise enough to hold.

The problem

Unclear requirements, unclear software.

AI builds what you say, not what you mean. Fuzzy requirements used to just slow you down. Now they ship.

Step 1

What you said

"Let customers get a refund themselves, quick and easy, no emailing support."

Step 2

What AI heard

Added a refund button. Every request approved instantly, forever, no questions asked. Technically works. Not what you meant.

Step 3 · live

What you got

Customers refunding items from two years ago. Money walking out the door. Nobody noticed until the numbers did.

How it works

Talk. Lock. Build. Nothing breaks.

This is the loop: you speak your intent once, and it holds forever.

Talk

Have the meeting, paste the chat, or drop the recording. That is the whole job.

We pull out the requirements

IntentKeep works out what actually matters in how you talk and writes it up as clear requirements, in plain English. Approve in a click. Now it is locked. If a new ask contradicts something you already locked, you hear about it on the spot.

Your AI builds

Against your locked requirements, not a fuzzy recollection of the conversation.

We keep it honest

Every change is checked against every requirement. Your AI can no longer drift from what you asked for.

The differentiator

Every move your AI makes, checked against every requirement

Your AI ships a change; we instantly cross-examine it against everything you've locked in. Break a requirement, and you know before anyone else does.

AI change · just now

Your AI just rebuilt the checkout

New one-click payment flow, faster and cleaner. Looks great on the surface.

updated: checkout · payments · refunds

3 requirements checked. 1 caught before it shipped.

  • Customers can pay with a saved card. Still works.
  • Orders email a receipt. Still works.
  • Customers can get a refund in 2 clicks. Caught before it shipped.

The refund flow quietly broke. You knew the moment it did. Not when a customer did.

Accountability

Zero bugs isn't luck. It's a system.

A bug is a broken requirement. An unspecified requirement is not a bug. It is a new requirement. Know the difference and the arguments stop.

A bug is a broken requirement

You specified it, you approved it, it broke. That's on the build. You'll know instantly, with the receipts to prove it.

An unspecified requirement is not a bug

You never asked for it, so it can't be a defect. It's a new requirement: decide to build it or not. The industry's favourite argument, ended.

Guardrails

Your AI can't break what's locked in

Every requirement you lock becomes a guardrail. Build fast, change anything, except the lines you've already drawn.

Locked means locked

Once you approve a requirement, your AI cannot quietly undo it. Change it on purpose, or not at all.

You draw the lines

AI does the building. You decide what it is never allowed to break.

Move fast without the fear

Add and change as much as you want. The things that matter stay standing.

locked requirement → AI change → blocked if it breaks one

new ask → contradicts a locked requirement → flagged before it ships

Early access

Lock in your intent. Ship zero bugs.

Founding access for people who are done watching AI break what it built.