Collaboration
Work on a project together
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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.
Sharing & exportExport your story
When you are ready to share, export your story to EPUB, DOCX, or PDF. Your writing is yours to take anywhere.