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Organization projects are multiplayer: open the same project as a teammate and you see each other instantly — cursors, selections, cameras, and edits, live. Everything on this page happens inside an organization workspace; personal projects stay single-player.

See who’s online

The workspace switcher shows who in your organization is online and which project each person is in — click someone to jump into their project. Inside a project, an avatar stack in the top bar lists every active session, whether each person is Editing or Observing, and which view they’re using (2D, 3D, or Split). Every collaborator gets their own color, used consistently for their avatar ring, cursor, selection, and camera.
An organization project list with active collaborators shown next to a project

The project list shows who's active in each file

Follow a teammate

Click a collaborator’s avatar to follow them: your view glides to their camera and stays with it, with a colored border marking that you’re following. Take back control at any moment — moving your own camera exits follow instantly.

Cursors, selections, and previews

On the 2D floorplan, everyone working on the same level sees each other’s cursors moving in real time. Whatever a teammate selects is outlined in their color, and while they draw or place something — a wall, a door, an item — you see a live ghost preview of it before they commit. No surprises when the real thing lands.

Edit at the same time

There’s no locking and no taking turns: everyone edits at once, and changes merge in the order the server accepts them. When a teammate places, moves, or deletes something, a brief highlight in their color marks where it happened.
A teammate's edits appearing live in the 3D view, outlined in their collaborator color

A teammate building live — their work shows up in their color

A few things worth knowing:
  • Undo stays personal. Cmd/Ctrl + Z only undoes your own changes, never a teammate’s.
  • Bad connections are fine. Your edits stay visible locally and are retried when you’re back online; reconnecting catches you up on what you missed.
  • Not everything is collaborative yet. Live co-editing covers the core building and furnishing workflow; a few operations are still being brought over.

One AI chat per project

The AI assistant is shared too: an organization project has a single chat thread that every collaborator sees. Typing indicators show who’s writing, the assistant’s replies stream live for everyone, and one request runs at a time — if a teammate beats you to it, your draft stays put until the run finishes. Starting a New chat starts it for everyone.
The shared project AI chat with an assistant response streaming live

A shared AI chat in a team project