Your answers, your next version
Turn your answers into the next version.
When you answer a reader's question, Decktrace suggests where that answer belongs in the deck and drafts the addition. You edit, approve and publish it as a new version. When a similar question comes, your earlier answer is offered as a starting point.
Two kinds of card
One for your deck, one for your reply.
Next version cards point at a page to change, based on an answer you gave. Earlier answer cards bring back a reply you already wrote when a similar question comes in.
Card anatomy
Every card shows its working.
A suggestion is only useful if you can check it. Each card says what you answered, where that answer belongs, what Decktrace drafted and how far the evidence goes. Then the decision is yours.
- Built from the answers you gave
- The limits are written on the card
- Nothing happens until you choose
Preview the change
See the edit before anyone else does.
A Next version card opens as a change you can read: the page as it is, the page as it could be and what was added. Edit it, approve it, then publish when you are ready. Readers keep the current version until then.
Limits
What Decktrace will not guess.
Suggestions stay inside what you answered and what the page says. Where the evidence is thin, the card says so, or there is no card at all.
No invented facts
If a page needs dates, prices or names, the card asks you for them.
No intent scores
You see what readers did: pages, time, visits. Never a score for what they want.
No answer, no card
A Next version card starts from an answer you gave. Without one, you see a plain summary.
Coming soon
Two more kinds of suggestion.
Next reply cards will say who to contact and what to send, based on how each person read. Cards drawn from reading patterns will point at pages where readers slow down or stop. Both are coming soon.
Also in every card
From the card to the next step.
A card is a starting point you can act on: a reply to edit, the page an answer belongs on, a translation to review, or a card you set aside.
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Earlier answers
Reuse what you wrote.
A similar question brings up your earlier answer to edit and send.
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Placement
Find the right page.
Decktrace points at the page your answer belongs on.
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Languages
Translations stay in step.
When a page changes, its approved translation is marked out of date.
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Your call
Set a card aside.
Not useful today? Put it away. Your answer stays in its thread.
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Evidence
Every card shows its source.
Each card names the answer and the page it came from.
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Overview
One feed for every deck.
Suggestions from all your decks, newest first, in one place.
How it connects
Works with the rest of Decktrace.
Questions
Smart suggestions, answered.
From your own answers. When you answer a reader's question, Decktrace suggests where that answer belongs in the deck and drafts the addition. When a similar question comes later, your earlier answer is offered as a starting point. Suggestions drawn from reading patterns are coming soon.
No. A Next version card can prepare a change and an earlier answer can be offered as a starting point for a reply, but nothing is sent or published until you choose to.
Every card shows what it is built from: the answer you gave, the page it belongs on and the deck version. The limits are written on the card, so you can judge it yourself.
Then there is nothing to build a card from, and you see a plain summary of the reading instead. A card appears when you answer a question.
We are choosing the models and the rules for your data together, and we want both to be clear before anyone relies on them. We will publish the details before launch.
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