Guides
Team Collaboration
Invite team members, manage roles, and coordinate editing access.
Odyn uses a single-editor model — only one user edits a project at a time. Other members can view in real time.
Invite Members
- Open project settings and navigate to the Members tab.
- Send an invite link or enter an email address.
- Assign a role: Owner, Admin, Member, or Viewer.
Roles
| Role | Permissions |
|---|---|
| Owner | Full access, manage members, delete project |
| Admin | Edit files, deploy, manage settings, manage members |
| Member | Edit files, deploy, manage settings |
| Viewer | View files and deployments (read-only) |
Editing Access
- Presence: Active users appear as avatars in the editor header.
- Edit request: A user in viewing mode clicks Request Edit to ask the current editor for access. Note: users with the Viewer role cannot request edit access — only Owner, Admin, and Member roles can.
- Take control: Immediately take edit access from the current editor.
- Transfer: Hand off edit access to a specific team member.
- Read-only banner: Viewers see a persistent banner indicating view-only mode.
Seat Limits
Seat limits are determined by plan. The Team plan supports up to 5 editor seats. See Plans and Limits.
Why Single-Editor?
Odyn avoids the complexity of real-time collaborative editing (OT/CRDT). The single-editor model prevents merge conflicts and ensures predictable file state. See Single-Editor Model.