Part of Write
Real-time co-editing
Write in the same document together, with live cursors and tracked changes.
Invite another writer into a piece and edit it together in real time. You see each other’s cursors as they move, and changes can come in as tracked suggestions you accept or decline.
Track changes is part of Pro, and your free Pro trial includes it. Real-time co-editing is available when you subscribe. A co-author edits directly; a suggester proposes changes against your working copy while your published piece stays clean.
What it does
- Edit the same piece together in real time, with live cursors.
- Bring changes in as tracked suggestions and accept or decline each one.
- Give collaborators a co-author or suggester role per piece.
- Keep your published piece clean while suggestions live in the working copy.
- Talk it through in a co-writer chat right beside the piece.
Write
More for writing
- The EditorA writing canvas that takes the shape of what you are writing.
- A word processorSet the type, the spacing, and the margins, and watch it follow your work everywhere.
- The formatting barAlways there, carrying what your kind of writing uses, and yours to arrange.
- The Meridian, on your proseThe engine's findings, marked on the words themselves.
- Focus, spotlight, and sprintsClear the page, light up the line you are on, and write against the clock.
- Inkbreaker RadioMusic that follows you around the whole app, free for every writer.
- Find, replace, and notes to yourselfSearch and swap across a draft, and leave private notes in the margin.
- Track changesPropose every edit, read the pass back, and keep or drop each change.
- Inline commentsLeave a comment right on the line it is about, and keep the conversation there.
- CollaborationsInvite writers into a single piece and keep the shared work in one place.
- Accessible reading and voiceReading fonts, read-aloud, and voice dictation. Free for every writer.
- Your whole desk, one tap awayMove between your pieces without ever leaving the page you are writing on.
- Draft two is a thing you can keepSave the whole book as it stands today, and read it back after you have rewritten it.
- Your book, read back to youWhat you said each scene does, next to what is on the page.
- Chapter PlannerPlan your story chapter by chapter, in whatever structure fits it.
- Scene Header LinterCatch slugline problems before a reader does.
- Page Count EstimatorSee how long your script runs, and where the acts land.
- Poetry StudioYour whole poem, read on every level at once.
- Rhyme FinderFind the word that rhymes and fits the line.
- Form AtlasBrowse the fixed forms, and write to one.
- Revision LensSee what to sharpen in a draft.
- Inverted Pyramid AnalyzerSee whether your story front-loads what matters.
- Fact Placeholder TrackerNever file with a TK still in the copy.
- CTA Strength AnalyzerFind the weak spot in every call to action.
- Format Fit CheckerCheck your copy against the limits of where it runs.
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For writers 18 and up, on every device.
