Multiple people edit the same document and see each other’s changes as they happen. No “someone else is editing right now” locks. No merge conflicts later. Just write.
Overview
This release includes performance improvements, two new integrations, and a redesigned settings window. Sarah ▎
API Changes
The /v2/entries endpoint now supports bulk operations. Rate limits have been increased to 1,000 requests/min for Pro plans. Marcus ▎
Bug Fixes
Fixed an issue where expired documents were not excluded from search results. You ▎
You know the drill. Copy a document, make changes, email it back. Or worse: you open a Confluence page and find out someone else has locked it. By the time you merge the changes, half of them are wrong.
Built on SignalR for instant synchronization. Changes appear as you type.
When you open a document, Rasepi establishes a real-time connection. If someone else has the same document open, you’ll see their cursor immediately.
Type, format, restructure. Everyone’s changes appear for everyone else in real time. The editor automatically resolves conflicts. No manual merging.
This is where Rasepi differs from Google Docs. Each paragraph has a unique block ID that remains consistent across edits. This means that shared changes in the original continue to be correctly mapped to the translated versions.
Every change is logged. You can see who edited what and when, and revert to any previous version. Nothing gets lost.
Most collaborative editors were designed for monolingual documents. They do an excellent job of syncing text between users, but they lack a concept for block-level translation tracking.
Rasepi’s editor is based on TipTap with custom extensions that understand the block system. When two people edit the same document at the same time, the block IDs and content hashes that power the translation system remain intact.
Collaborative editing in English correctly triggers obsolescence detection in all translated versions. This is the tricky part that most platforms leave out: making real-time collaboration and translation tracking work together, rather than as separate functions that ignore each other.
Built on TipTap (ProseMirror in the background). Headings, lists, code blocks, tables, images. A real editor, not a Markdown text field.
See who is currently viewing or editing a document. Colored cursors show where each person is working.
If your connection drops, your changes are saved locally and synced back once you reconnect. No lost work.
Not everyone should be able to edit everything. Hub owners control who can view, edit, or manage each workspace.
With Rasepi, your whole team writes together in real time—with translation tracking that truly keeps pace.
Rasepi is in private beta. We’re inviting teams in waves.