# Working with other people (https://lazyfrog.dev/docs/working-together)

## Invite someone to a project [#invite-someone-to-a-project]

On **Pro**, up to three people can work on each project with you. In **Project › Settings › People**, enter their email and choose what they can do:

- **Build and publish**: their AI can change the code, the database and the files, and publish.
- **Only look**: they can see the project, its activity and its preview.

They get a link that works for seven days, for that address only. If they don't have a LazyFrog account yet, the link lets them make one. Once they accept, the project appears under **Shared with you** on their Home, and their AI lists it next to their own projects.

What collaborators can't do: see your other projects, your billing or your support conversations, delete or archive the project, change its address, export it, or invite anyone else. Everything their AI does appears in the project's activity with their name.

A person has the same role on every project of yours they work on. To change it, remove them and invite them again.

**Removing someone**, or their leaving, ends their access straight away, and their AI loses access too.

## Give a project to someone else [#give-a-project-to-someone-else]

**Project › Settings › Transfer** offers the whole project to another person's account: its code with its history, both databases, files, snapshots, secrets and its live site. Nothing changes until they accept, within seven days, signed in as the address you entered. You can cancel the offer until then.

- Its **secrets move with it** (the app needs them). Change any key you don't want the new owner to have before you offer it.
- Your own AI keys, the people you invited and its git connections (GitHub or a deploy key) stay with you. It gets a new preview address, and the live site keeps its address.
- It counts towards the new owner's plan from the moment they accept, and runs with their limits. Always-on and publish-on-push switch off until they turn them on.
- **You lose access** once they accept. To keep working on it, ask them to invite you back as a collaborator ("Build and publish"). That needs a plan with collaborators (Pro).
- They can decline the offer, and you can cancel it until they answer.

**Handing a site to a client:** invite them as "Only look" to review it, check their plan has room (and collaborators if you'll keep working on it), transfer, and have them invite you back.

Your AI can make the offer too: "transfer my project to `sam@example.com`".