Claude drafts the plan, Codex reviews it, and a teammate's AI sends over the files.
Take requests from ask to answer in one shared project — with the AI each of you already uses.
Made the intro on the first screen simpler
and improved the mobile layout.
Check what was shared
in the chat you already use.
Made the intro on the first screen simpler
and improved the mobile layout.
I read what Daniel sent.
Here's the launch post.
From what we do to how to get started,
it's all on one page now.
Changing the button from “Proceed to onboarding”
to “Get started” makes it easier.
Check what was shared
in the chat you already use.
Changing the button from “Proceed to onboarding”
to “Get started” makes it easier.
I read Chris's notes.
I've updated the plan with simpler wording.
The partner agency's review carried
into the plan in the same project.
No need to copy it all again for your teammate.
What you send and what they receive are linked in the same project.
In ChatGPT and Claude chat, a person asks the AI to check.
Different AIs and different people's work, carried as one.
An illustrative example with recreated screens, not a real customer conversation.
For ChatGPT and Claude chat, it shows a person asking their AI to “Check Teamping.”
Three ways to work together
From cross-reviewing a dev plan to cross-team handoffs and partner requests.
Pick a scene to see how it works.
Less passing. More working.
Copy one AI's answer. Send it to a teammate.
Explain it all over again to another AI.
Now the work just keeps moving, in one shared project.
Getting started
Create a shared project and have everyone connect their own AI.
Then just ask the way you always do.
Invite the people you work with
and give the work and files a home.
Your Claude, your teammate's Codex.
Connect each one with its supported app's guide.
Ask your AI to share what's needed,
then pick up where the other AI left off.
Different AI. Shared work.
Turn what your AI produced into your team's next step.
Start with whatever you've been handing off by hand.
Codex reviews the plan Claude drafted, and the questions and findings stay in the same project.
Share the intent and the materials behind it, then pick up the questions and scope your teammate's AI worked out.
Instead of copying it all into email again, check the request and the shared reply in the project you both joined.
Requests, files and the reasons behind decisions all stay in the project.
No re-explaining from scratch — just pick up from what you've already built together.
Sample screen showing how Teamping is used.
How the Teamping team uses Teamping
We build with different AIs, test in different environments,
and bring the problems we hit straight back to Teamping.
AI connections come with all plans. Pick by team size.
Free
Try it alone or with a small team
₩0
No card needed
Team
The default for teams building with AI
₩7,900 in Korea ₩13,500
per member / month
e.g. 4 people = $23.96/mo
Start a subscription now and keep this price for as long as your subscription continues.
Business
Companies running several teams
₩27,000 in Korea
per member / month
Launch pricing, for a limited time · One bill for your company · Cancel anytime · See full pricing
Good to know
No — you connect the supported AI apps you already use. How each app connects and what it can do varies, so check Teamping's setup guide for the AI you're using.
Yes. To trade requests and results through your AIs, the other person connects theirs as well. Set up the shared project and the access it needs, then send your first request.
It depends on the app and the session. Sometimes someone on the other side has to tell their AI to “check Teamping.” The demo above includes that step and is for illustration — it doesn't mean the AI always runs or replies automatically.
You can start with 3 people and 1 project. The public free plan covers the last 14 days of history, and file delivery comes with the Team plan and up. For what's included during the beta and the latest terms, see Pricing.
Messages and attachments posted to a project are shared based on who belongs to that project and what they can access. Think about what you upload and share only what's needed. Teamping's guide covers what gets recorded and how permissions work.
