FAQ
Common questions about using Draftmo today.
This page answers the practical questions people are likely to ask first: how collaboration works, how Presentation Mode works, which Bible versions are currently available, when more versions may arrive, and how Draftmo approaches security.
Why is Draftmo free right now?
Because the project is being shaped as a ministry tool first. Draftmo is currently volunteer-built, intentionally ad-free, and focused on serving the Christian community before commercial expansion.
How do I start collaborating on a note?
Open the note, go to Collaborators, sign in with Google, share the note, and generate an invite for the collaborator's Google email. The invited person signs in with that same Google account and joins with the invite code.
Are collaboration invites public?
No. Draftmo now restricts invites to a specific Google account for better safety. Public invite links are disabled for security, and the host controls collaborator roles.
Does Draftmo collaboration protect note data?
Draftmo's collaboration flow is built around encrypted collaboration payloads, secure invite handling, and owner-managed permissions. It is designed to be careful, not casual, about shared note access.
How does Presentation Mode work?
Draftmo supports multiple presentation routes depending on what the device can actually do: connected displays, Cast, a phone-hosted PC receiver, mirror-safe modes, local preview, and controller-versus-audience split flows where supported.
Can I use Presentation Mode for live ministry without editing my note mid-session?
Yes. Draftmo includes a live quick-cue path and a dedicated verse cue flow so a presenter can project short prompts or Bible references during a session without rewriting the saved note itself.
Which Bible versions are available in the app right now?
The app currently includes the free bundled versions available today: KJV, WEB, and YLT. These are in place so people can start using Draftmo now while additional Biblical versions are prepared for later availability.
When will more Biblical versions be available?
More versions are planned, but the current public site does not promise a fixed date yet. The present focus is to keep the free versions working well now and expand the translation library carefully as more versions become ready.
How secure is Draftmo?
Draftmo uses layered protections including encrypted note handling, passcodes and biometrics, screenshot protection options, encrypted backups, integrity checks, collaboration hardening, session controls, and additional cloud-security safeguards. It is better to describe Draftmo as security-conscious and actively hardened rather than making careless absolute claims.
Where do I launch the app?
The live application path remains /app/, separate from the public homepage so the app experience and the public-facing site can grow cleanly together.
Launch note
Current app snapshot
Draftmo is still growing, but the current app already includes collaboration, encrypted backup and restore flows, live presentation pathways, and the free Bible versions bundled today.