Collaboration
Collaboration
Invite editors and co-authors — safely.
Bring in beta readers, editors, and co-authors with role-scoped access. Every collaborator sees exactly what they need — and nothing they should not.
Overview
Bring in beta readers, editors, and co-authors with role-scoped access. Project access is role-scoped. Authorized collaborators can access content you share with them, changes are recorded in version history, and selected administrative actions are logged.
Why writers use it
- Work with your team without emailing files around.
- Grant read, comment, or edit access per project.
- Keep an audit trail of every change.
Key capabilities
- Role-scoped project members
- Threaded comments on scenes
- Shared Story Bible visibility
Problems it solves
- Emailing manuscript drafts back and forth and losing track of the latest.
- Giving a beta reader edit access when you only meant to share comments.
- Not knowing who changed what, when.
- Losing collaborator notes that lived in the margins of a document.
How it fits the Mastering Your Scenes Methodology
The methodology treats feedback as scaffolding, not surgery. Role-scoped access lets collaborators support the work without altering canon they were not asked to touch.
Plans that include this feature
- Apprentice — not included
- Professional — not included
- Elite