Marguerite’s screen
- Title
- The Factory That Never
SleepsRests - Excerpt
- At three in the morning, the Leclerc & Fils factory is as bright as midday.
- Reading time
23 minutes
Collaboration
See who’s in which entry and field, leave notes on the field they’re about, and when two saves cross, keep everything that doesn’t clash and choose the rest.


Try it
Marguerite and Céleste opened the same article, and both changed it. Save as Marguerite: Céleste got there first.
Marguerite’s screen
Céleste’s screen
The words on the card are the Studio’s own. You only choose for the fields you both changed.
In the Studio
Everything that keeps two people, or ten, out of each other’s way.
Presence
The faces of everyone in an entry, on the entry and in the lists.
Fields
A field someone’s in wears their name and colour, reading or writing.
Notes
Questions stay with the content: pinned to the field they’re about, answered in a thread.
Saves
When two saves cross, everything that doesn’t clash merges, and you choose for the rest.
En direct
A band of what just happened in the project: reviews asked for, approved, published.
Git
Every save from everyone is a commit, so you can see who changed what, and bring any version back.
Notes
A note pinned to a field, with its thread, is where the question gets answered, not an email chain nobody can find later.


MoteurYes. The web Studio is part of Moteur Cloud, and seeing who’s here takes at least two people on the project. Free has one, Personal has two.
MoteurWhoever saves second chooses: keep theirs, or take the other’s. Everything else merges by itself.
MoteurYes, on the field they’re about, in a thread you can answer and resolve.
MoteurAgents show up as themselves, acting for someone: their changes carry both names, and what they write stays marked until a person reads it.
Start a project, invite a colleague, and open the same article.