FuseplotBring in your editor. Keep the final say.
Invite the people who help you finish the book. Each one sees only what you choose, and nobody changes your manuscript without your yes.
A role for everyone around the book.
Give each person the role that fits. You can change it or take it away at any time.
| Owner | You. The book is yours. | Everything, including who has access. |
|---|---|---|
| Admin | A trusted partner. | Helps manage access and settings. |
| Editor | Your editor or co-author. | Edits the parts of the book you share. |
| Commenter | A beta reader or agent. | Reads and leaves comments. |
| Viewer | Anyone who just needs to read. | Reads the parts you share. |
Share the parts you mean to share.
Access is set by part of the book. Share the manuscript but keep your notes to yourself, or share the Story Bible with a co-author but not your AI history.
ManuscriptStory BibleResearchCommentsAI historySettings
Feedback where it belongs.
Comments sit on the exact passage they’re about, with replies, and close when they’re resolved. Suggested edits show what would be removed and added, and wait for you to accept or reject them.
- Comments anchored to the words, with threads
- Suggestions you accept or reject one by one
- The access list updates the moment someone joins
- The assistant only reads what each person may read
- Writing together, live Coming soon
How an invitation works.
- Open Share in your book and enter the person’s email, role and the parts they may see.
- Send them the invitation link Fuseplot creates for that book.
- They sign in or create an account, and the book appears in their library.
- Change their role or remove access whenever you like.
Your book, your rules.
Start writing, then invite your editor when the draft is ready.