Edit-mode

Docs are the new apps. Publish in Edit mode enable people to interact AND save changes.

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With her monthly workout calendars, Blogilates founder Cassey Ho, encourages her fans to log their workouts in a giant leaderboard. In other words, she’s motivating folks to workout with the power of social proof—in a doc.

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We love a good vision board. And with it’s focus on the future of work, this doc-turned-vision-board feels especially relevant.

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Justin could have simply asked a few friends about their favorite podcasts. But instead he created a survey with a dynamic display of the results.

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Templates you might find useful

Editable docs are a handy tool for crowdsourcing ideas and community-building. Here are a few drag-and-drop templates to make your own:

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Put it to a vote. Vote on upcoming features. Decide on what movie you'll watch next. Plan a holiday dinner menu. Rate your favorite Pantone Color of the Year. This drag-and-drop template takes decision-making beyond your workday.⁠

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RSVP. Help an event planner out. Pressing the RSVP button automatically logs you in the attendees list.⁠

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Build a photo gallery. Tables are more than just text. Organize a cutest kitten contest, try to guess the baby pics, or build an Animal Crossing art collectors guide with the photos table drag-and-drop template.⁠

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Add a row. A dead-easy way for anyone to interact with your doc. Whether you're building a rolodex or crowdsourcing good eats, add a consistently formatted row to your table with a single button click.⁠

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