A practical guide to collaborating on documents — real-time editing, gathering feedback, and keeping docs connected to the work.
Co-author
Edit together in real time.
Feedback
Comment in context, not in chat.
Connected
Link docs to tasks and projects.
AI help
Draft and summarize as you write.
What you can do with Wyatt
Co-author
Edit together in real time.
Feedback
Comment in context, not in chat.
Connected
Link docs to tasks and projects.
AI help
Draft and summarize as you write.
Effective document collaboration means people can co-author in real time, leave clear feedback, and trust they’re working on the current version. The mechanics should get out of the way so the team focuses on the content.
Inline comments keep feedback attached to the exact text it’s about, so it’s specific and easy to resolve. That beats feedback scattered across chat messages and email threads.
Documents are most useful when they connect to the work around them. Linking a doc to its tasks, project, and related content keeps it from becoming an isolated file no one revisits.
An AI assistant can draft sections, summarize long documents, and answer questions about related content — speeding up collaboration without taking control away from the team.
Wyatt offers real-time multiplayer editing, inline comments, and an AI assistant, with documents connected to tasks and projects — so collaboration is fast, contextual, and grounded in the work.
Real-time co-authoring, clear in-context feedback, and confidence you’re on the current version.
In inline comments attached to the exact text, so it’s specific and easy to resolve.
Connect them to their tasks, project, and related content so they stay part of the work.
Real-time editing, inline comments, and an AI assistant, with documents connected to tasks and projects.