Editors suggest. You decide.

Reproof's built around paragraph versions. And now, with our new Suggesting mode, everything your editors, collaborators, friends, and family add to your documents will show up as paragraph versions, so you can decide what to keep without forgetting how your original version sounded.

It's built around our newly reformatted paragraph versions. Share a document, and if they're in Suggesting mode, they'll be able to edit the document directly, as though it was their own.

Only, in the background, Reproof saves everything they type as a new paragraph version, and shows it to you as a suggestion. You can then review their changes, see their take on a paragraph compared to your own, and accept changes, stick with your take, or add specific sentences from their version to yours.

It pulls together Google Docs-style suggested edits, GitHub-style reviews, and Reproof-style paragraph versions into a faster way to edit and review changes, without your original ideas getting lost in the mix.

We’re pretty excited about it—and can’t wait to hear what you think!

PS: If you're working on a collaborative document where you don't need as much separation, there's still the original Edit mode where others can make changes without your approval.