This is a short guide covering some important details—getting started with documents, drafting, formatting, organizing your work, sharing, and more.
Getting started ✍️
When you open Ellipsus, you'll start on your Dashboard. From the dash, you can:
- Access My work, where all your documents and folders live
- View documents that have been shared with you, under Shared w/me
- Organize your projects with folders
- Search for your documents
- Visit your settings page to set a password, avatar, or choose a theme
Once you’re familiar with your dash, it’s time to open a document and start exploring. You can create documents from your dashboard in three ways:
- Create a new document
- Create from a template
- Import an existing document
Understanding documents and drafts
In Ellipsus, every document has one main document and as many drafts as you need. A draft is a standalone copy of your document. You can use drafts to:
- Collect feedback from betas or editors
- Tinker with a new version of a scene
- Store research or notes
- Try something new—without affecting the main document
- And (much) more!
Sharing, collaborating, and permissions
Ellipsus supports several roles to keep collaboration clear and intentional:
- Document owner
- Can merge
- Can edit
- Can comment
- Can view
Ways to collaborate with others include real-time collaboration, comments and chat. You can also export your work, or share a snippet or Reader link.
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