# Mauvely

## Docs

- [Organising your files](https://docs.mauvely.com/cloud/organising-files.md): Folders, renaming, moving, searching, sorting and the trash in Mauvely Cloud — and why some of it behaves differently from an ordinary drive.
- [Cloud overview](https://docs.mauvely.com/cloud/overview.md): Mauvely Cloud is browser-based storage where files are encrypted before upload. How it works, what it does today, and what is planned.
- [Plans and storage](https://docs.mauvely.com/cloud/plans-and-storage.md): Mauvely Cloud storage tiers, what counts towards your quota, and what happens when you reach it.
- [Security](https://docs.mauvely.com/cloud/security.md): How Mauvely Cloud's encryption works, exactly what the server can still see, and — stated plainly — what this design does not protect against.
- [Setting up your vault](https://docs.mauvely.com/cloud/setting-up-your-vault.md): Create your Mauvely Cloud encryption keys, save your recovery phrase, unlock on a new browser, and understand device trust and auto-lock.
- [Shared courses](https://docs.mauvely.com/cloud/shared-courses.md): Publish a Compose course at its own link — no LMS, no account for the learner — and see who completed it.
- [Sharing files](https://docs.mauvely.com/cloud/sharing-files.md): Share a file or folder with a named Mauvely user, or by link with an optional password, expiry date and download limit — and what revoking really does.
- [Uploading files](https://docs.mauvely.com/cloud/uploading-files.md): How uploads work in Mauvely Cloud, size limits, what happens to file names and thumbnails, and how quota is enforced.
- [Version history](https://docs.mauvely.com/cloud/version-history.md): Keep and restore previous versions of a file in Mauvely Cloud. How many are kept per plan, and how they affect your storage.
- [Workspaces](https://docs.mauvely.com/cloud/workspaces.md): A shared, end-to-end encrypted drive for a team, with its own storage allowance and its own chat — and an honest account of what removing someone can and cannot undo.
- [Blocks](https://docs.mauvely.com/compose/blocks.md): The full Compose block catalogue, the settings every block shares, and a reference for the seven content block types.
- [Courses and lessons](https://docs.mauvely.com/compose/courses-and-lessons.md): Create a course, structure it into lessons, add a landing page and downloadable resources, and understand how learners move through it.
- [Custom code blocks](https://docs.mauvely.com/compose/custom-code.md): Write your own interaction in HTML, CSS and JavaScript. How the sandbox works, how theme auto-styling works, and what a custom block can and cannot do.
- [The Design tab](https://docs.mauvely.com/compose/design-tab.md): Set the look of your published course: theme presets, colours, logo, background, typefaces, corner rounding and content width.
- [SCORM export](https://docs.mauvely.com/compose/exporting-scorm.md): What Compose puts in a SCORM package, what it reports to your LMS, how completion and score are calculated, and how to troubleshoot an import.
- [Interactive blocks](https://docs.mauvely.com/compose/interactive-blocks.md): Every interactive block in Compose: how learners use it, how it is authored, whether it can gate navigation, and whether it counts towards the score.
- [The MCP server](https://docs.mauvely.com/compose/mcp-server.md): Run Compose as an MCP tool server so an AI agent can build a course start to finish — and take a real screenshot to check what it made.
- [Compose overview](https://docs.mauvely.com/compose/overview.md): How the Compose editor is laid out, what each panel does, and the model behind it: courses, lessons and blocks.
- [Preview and export](https://docs.mauvely.com/compose/preview-and-export.md): Preview your course as a learner sees it, then export SCORM 2004, SCORM 1.2 or standalone HTML5.
- [Saving and files](https://docs.mauvely.com/compose/saving-and-files.md): What a .course file actually contains, how autosave and recents work, where Compose keeps things on disk, and how to move a course between machines.
- [Settings](https://docs.mauvely.com/compose/settings.md): Every preference in the Compose settings dialog: appearance, editing and autosave, shortcuts, export defaults and updates.
- [Keyboard shortcuts](https://docs.mauvely.com/compose/shortcuts.md): Every default keyboard shortcut in Mauvely Compose, and how to rebind them.
- [Templates and reusable pieces](https://docs.mauvely.com/compose/templates.md): Three portable file types in Compose: course templates, design presets and shared blocks. What each carries, and when to use it.
- [Your Mauvely account](https://docs.mauvely.com/get-started/accounts.md): What a Mauvely account unlocks, how signing in from a desktop app works, and what keeps working when you are offline.
- [Installation](https://docs.mauvely.com/get-started/installation.md): Where to download each Mauvely app, what the installer does, and how updates are delivered on Windows and Linux.
- [What is Mauvely?](https://docs.mauvely.com/get-started/what-is-mauvely.md): How Compose, Snap, Cloud and Sotto fit together, what each one is for, and which of them you actually need.
- [Build your first course](https://docs.mauvely.com/get-started/your-first-course.md): A complete walkthrough in Mauvely Compose: create a course, add lessons and blocks, style it, preview it as a learner, and export a SCORM package.
- [Mauvely](https://docs.mauvely.com/introduction.md): Mauvely is a suite of tools for people who build courses: authoring and SCORM export, screen capture, encrypted storage, and offline dictation.
- [Capturing](https://docs.mauvely.com/snap/capturing.md): Snap's capture modes, the launcher, delay and pointer options, and what happens to a capture once it lands.
- [The library](https://docs.mauvely.com/snap/library.md): Snap's library is an ordinary folder. Collections, filters, search, sorting, renaming and exporting — and what the .snap.json sidecar is.
- [Snap overview](https://docs.mauvely.com/snap/overview.md): Mauvely Snap is a screen capture tool whose library is an ordinary folder. What is built today, and how the app is put together.
- [What is built, and what is not](https://docs.mauvely.com/snap/roadmap.md): An honest feature-by-feature status for Mauvely Snap, and what each unbuilt feature is waiting on.
- [Shortcuts](https://docs.mauvely.com/snap/shortcuts.md): Snap's global capture shortcuts and window shortcuts, and why a global shortcut can refuse to register.
- [Dictating](https://docs.mauvely.com/sotto/dictation.md): The global shortcut, the dictation overlay, and the three ways Sotto can put text into another application.
- [Formatting](https://docs.mauvely.com/sotto/formatting.md): How Sotto turns speech into properly formatted prose: punctuation, paragraph breaks from pauses, spoken commands, and artifact removal.
- [Installing Sotto](https://docs.mauvely.com/sotto/installing.md): Install Sotto from the AppImage or build it with the GPU backend that matches your hardware, then complete first-run setup.
- [Speech models](https://docs.mauvely.com/sotto/models.md): The Whisper models Sotto can download, how to choose one, and how GPU backends affect speed.
- [Notepad and the command line](https://docs.mauvely.com/sotto/notepad-and-cli.md): Dictate into Sotto's own window, and control a running Sotto from a script, a shortcut or another application.
- [Sotto overview](https://docs.mauvely.com/sotto/overview.md): Fully local voice dictation for Linux. Press a shortcut, speak, and the formatted text lands in whatever app has focus.
- [Privacy and licence](https://docs.mauvely.com/sotto/privacy.md): What Sotto's local-only guarantee actually covers, where your data lives, and the licence Sotto is released under.
- [Troubleshooting](https://docs.mauvely.com/sotto/troubleshooting.md): Common Sotto problems and their fixes: no model, the shortcut not firing, nothing being pasted, the overlay on the wrong monitor, slow transcription.
- [Mauvely Cloud](https://docs.mauvely.com/suite/cloud.md): Browser-based encrypted storage. Files, names and thumbnails are encrypted before upload, so the server holds data it has no key to read.
- [Mauvely Compose](https://docs.mauvely.com/suite/compose.md): A desktop course authoring app for Windows and Linux. Build lessons from blocks and export SCORM 2004, SCORM 1.2 or standalone HTML5.
- [Mauvely Review](https://docs.mauvely.com/suite/review.md): Review is a planned Mauvely app for collecting client feedback on a course. It is not built and not available.
- [Mauvely Snap](https://docs.mauvely.com/suite/snap.md): A screen capture tool whose library is an ordinary folder. In development — not yet available to download.
- [Sotto](https://docs.mauvely.com/suite/sotto.md): Fully local voice dictation for Linux. Press a shortcut, speak, and formatted text appears in whatever app has focus. Nothing leaves your machine.