Collaboration
Work on a project together
4 min read
A book is rarely a solo act at the end. You have a co-author, an editor, a beta reader you trust. Invite them to the project and each one joins with a role, so everyone has exactly the access they should and nothing more.
Pick a role for each person
When you invite someone, you choose what they can do. There are four roles, from lightest touch to most hands-on:
- Viewer: reads the project, changes nothing.
- Commenter: reads and leaves comments.
- Suggester: proposes edits that you approve or decline.
- Editor: edits the project directly.

Feedback in one place
Comments and suggestions live in the project, not scattered across email and texts. A Suggester's edits wait for you: as the owner, you approve a suggestion before it lands, or decline it. Nothing changes your book without your say-so.
Tip. Give a beta reader the Commenter role and a co-author the Editor role. Match the access to how much you want them changing.
Keep reading
Getting started: speak your first chapter
Open MakeVox, hit record, and talk. Your AI editor shapes the rough dictation into clean prose, and your outline grows as you go.
Export your story
When you are ready to share, export your story to EPUB, DOCX, or PDF. Your writing is yours to take anywhere.