The practical questions, answered clearly.

Ligata is a connected place for writing, planning, review, publication, and listening editions. The manuscript remains continuous while each stage has its own clear workflow.

Ligata is for writers shaping a book, editors and reviewers working in context, and publishing teams preparing a considered edition together.

Yes. Ligata keeps a durable device copy and clearly distinguishes work saved on this device from work waiting to sync. When a connection returns, synchronization can continue without treating a local save as a remote one.

Comments, tracked suggestions, assignments, page state, and approvals give each decision a visible place. A suggestion is accepted or rejected deliberately, rather than becoming an untraceable edit.

No. AI creates a personal, document-aware preview. A person can choose to promote a useful result to a tracked suggestion, where it follows the visible review path before it becomes accepted work.

Restore creates fresh page generations. An earlier snapshot remains a record and is never merged into the active working document, so restoring does not overwrite the manuscript in front of you.

Yes. Ligata builds a validated EPUB 3.3 from a selected, immutable publication manifest. A pinned publication version can also become a chaptered, single-narrator audiobook with an editable narration overlay.

Organization membership and project roles define access. Authorization defaults to deny at the network and storage seams around a tenant, and interface controls are not treated as the security boundary.