Add people to a workspace and decide what each one can do.
Inviting members
Settings → Members → Invite member. Enter an email address and pick a role.
If the email already has a Dokki account, they're added immediately.
If not, they receive a sign-up invite. Once they create an account, they're a member of your workspace.
You can invite multiple people at once by pasting a comma-separated list.
Workspace roles
Every member has one workspace role:
Role | Can read | Can edit | Can manage members | Can manage billing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Admin | All resources | All resources | Yes | Yes |
Editor | All resources | All resources | No | No |
Viewer | All resources | No | No | No |
Workspace roles are the default for every resource in the workspace. Document roles override them per-resource (see below).
Document roles
For finer control, set a per-resource role on the Share dialog → People tab:
Document role | What it allows |
|---|---|
Owner | Full control, including delete and permissions changes |
Editor | Read and edit the resource |
Commenter | Read and add comments, but not edit |
Viewer | Read only |
A document role caps a member's permission for that resource — even if their workspace role would grant more. Use this to restrict a single doc inside an otherwise open workspace.
How resolution actually works
For a given user + resource, Dokki picks the most permissive of:
Document role (if set) — but treated as a cap.
Workspace role.
Public access (if the resource is public).
Concretely:
A workspace Editor with no document role on doc X → behaves as Editor.
A workspace Editor explicitly set as Viewer on doc X → behaves as Viewer (the document role caps).
An anonymous visitor on a public-
viewdoc → behaves as Viewer.
Removing a member
Settings → Members → ⋯ → Remove from workspace. They lose access immediately. Their authored content stays — they just can't see it anymore.
If they're the last admin, you must promote someone else first.
Pricing note
Inviting collaborators requires a Pro workspace. Free workspaces are single-player.