Documentation

Ramble is a collaborative markdown editor. You write source text, edit it with your team in real time, and call on an AI assistant when you want one. These pages explain how each part works, from your first draft to sharing, collaboration, and the assistant.

Get started

Getting started

Writing

The editor

Ramble shows you the markdown source, not a rendered approximation. Formatting shortcuts, paste-to-markdown, find and replace, and the preview panel.

Drafts

Create, rename, pin, duplicate, organize, and recover drafts, and browse the draft library.

Stacks

Group related drafts into flat, workspace-level stacks, without folders or nesting.

Sharing & collaboration

Real-time collaboration

Live cursors, automatic saving, local recovery, and why two people editing the same line never produces a conflict.

Sharing & access

Publish a read-only page, and understand who can see a draft. Sharing a link is separate from workspace membership.

Workspaces & roles

Shared containers for drafts, with owner, editor, and viewer roles and email invitations.

Agent links

Give an AI agent read-only access to a draft's raw markdown through a time-limited, revocable link.

AI assistant

The AI assistant

Ask about a draft, get edit proposals you review before anything changes, and create drafts from a conversation.

Models & AI usage

Choose the model and thinking level, and understand the monthly AI budget and AI credits that power the assistant.