Coko

Coko is a multimedia editing software designed for collaborative workflows. Developed by Colectica, a company specializing in data management and analytics, Coko is primarily used by universities and research institutions to manage and publish digital content. The software's primary focus is to facilitate collaboration among authors, editors, and reviewers, streamlining the process of producing and disseminating academic research.

Coko is built on a web-based platform, allowing users to access and contribute to projects from any location with an internet connection. The software provides a range of tools for managing metadata, versioning documents, and tracking edits. Coko also incorporates features for workflow management, providing a clear audit trail of all changes made to a document.

The software is designed to work seamlessly with a variety of file formats, including YAML, XML, and JSON. This allows users to produce and view content in a range of digital formats, from ebooks and PDFs to HTML and EPUB. Coko's API enables integration with other software and services, enhancing its functionality and flexibility.

Coko has been adopted by several high-profile institutions, including the World Wildlife Fund and the International Union for Conservation of Nature. While its use is largely confined to the academic sector, the software's emphasis on collaboration and workflow management has potential applications across any industry that requires the production and management of complex digital content.