Who can see my work in Journeys?

Journeys work is private unless you publish it. Private means access-controlled, not necessarily visible only to you. A private Journey or Socra can be seen by people whose Space or parent Journey access applies to it, and by people you add directly.

How private access works

Private Journeys and Socras inherit Space permissions by default. To stop Space-wide access, open Privacy and turn off Space permissions. People who have access through a parent Journey or were added directly still retain their access.

Sharing a Journey gives that person access to the Socras and sub-Journeys inside it. Sharing one Socra does not expose the rest of the Journey.

What each role allows

• Viewer can read and react.
• Commenter can also post updates.
• Editor can also edit content, create and move work, and assign it.
• Admin can also manage access and privacy.
• The owner has full access and can transfer ownership.

When Allow members to add others is on, collaborators can add people at their own role or a lower role. An Admin or the owner can turn this setting off.

Publishing is different from private access

A private Journey or Socra can grant access through Space permissions, a parent Journey, or a direct share. Open Privacy and choose Published to make the work publicly readable.

For published work, the Privacy settings determine whether signed-in people can comment or add Socras.

Text still in the composer has not been added to the shared timeline. It is stored as an unsent draft in that browser until you send it.