Recovery is part of the workflow
Restore points, backups, health evidence, recovery guidance, and project archives are visible product systems rather than emergency afterthoughts.
Creative work should never feel disposable
Protect the source. Prepare what leaves it.
Creative work should remain recoverable before it becomes shareable. DraftAtlas keeps project health, restore points, backups, diagnostics, exports, and publishing handoffs close to the same author-controlled source.
Privacy is inspectable
Support reports and diagnostics show what will leave the computer, with manuscript content excluded unless the author explicitly includes it.
Handoffs share one source
Editorial files, DOCX and PDF output, production packets, preflight information, and portable archives derive from the same project knowledge.
Inside DraftAtlas
See how protect & publish works in the current beta.
Keep the project recoverable, inspectable, and ready to leave the app in professional formats without surrendering ownership of the source.
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Creative work should never feel disposable
Protect & Publish
Keep the project recoverable, inspectable, and ready to leave the app in professional formats without surrendering ownership of the source.
What remains under author control
The system supports the work. It does not take possession of it.
- Core projects, manuscripts, backups, and exports remain local-first
- Save and export destinations stay under user control
- Support data is redacted by default and previewed before sending
- Publishing output never replaces or silently alters the source project