Working Together
Invite team members to collaborate on a project in real time, from ideation through handoff.
Dazl supports real-time collaboration so your team can work on the same project at the same time, from ideation through handoff.
When to Collaborate
Collaboration fits naturally into several points in the product workflow:
- Aligning on direction — a product manager and designer iterate on the same prototype, refining the experience together rather than passing screenshots back and forth
- Leaving feedback — use the Comments panel to leave feedback that your team can reply to and resolve
- Reviewing AI changes — one person prompts the AI while another reviews the diffs and inspects the output. Typing indicators in the Chat panel show who is composing a message.
- Preparing for handoff — a designer and developer work side by side, with the developer inspecting code and structure while the designer refines the visual details
Getting Started
Click Share in the top bar to invite collaborators by email. Everyone you invite gets full access to the project — visual editing, Chat, code, specs, and all other features. The Online members indicator in the top bar shows who's currently connected.
For the full details on inviting, presence, and how credits work, see Collaboration.
Related Articles
- Collaboration – the Share dialog, online members, and credits
- Inspecting Your Project – review what the AI built with your team
- Publishing and Sharing – share a live URL for external feedback
Chat-Driven Editing
The Chat panel is where you work with the AI to make changes that go beyond what visual editing can do — adding features, restructuring layouts, changing logic, or building entirely new pages.
Inspecting Your Project
The Inspect panel gives you full visibility into how your project is built: which CSS rules affect each element, what properties are being passed, and where everything comes from. Think of it as browser DevTools, but integrated into your workflow, with readable source names and changes that persist to the source code instead of disappearing on refresh.