Exploring what document editors can become.
Tiptap experiments with new ways people can create, collaborate, and work with content. These are early ideas and working prototypes, not promises of what will ship.
Match your product's interaction model
Choose controls that fit the way your users work.
Own the document output
Keep content structured, portable, and in your control.
Build without fighting defaults
Use your own UI, styles, and behavior.
What should we explore next?
The most useful experiments start with real workflow challenges. Tell us where creating, collaborating on, or governing content still feels harder than it should.
About these experiments
Some are working prototypes, while others explore an early direction. Each experiment page explains what we have built and what is still being tested.
Some experiments may shape a future product capability. Others help us learn, change direction, or test an idea that does not become a standalone feature.
It moves out of the active experiments collection and into the relevant Tiptap product or documentation experience. Its experiment page can remain as a record of the idea and how it evolved.