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A Tilt can have an editable working copy and published versions at the same time. Publishing creates a public release. You can keep editing the working copy while others view a published version.
One Tilt has an editable working copy and public published versions. Marketplace listing controls whether those published versions appear on the author's profile.

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Check the version you are viewing

The Tilt view’s header identifies the selected version. Viewing working copy means you are viewing the editable version. Viewing published v1 identifies a public release; older releases may show Viewing published version without a number.
Tilt view header showing Explore in chat, Viewing working copy, and the actions menu.

The Tilt view identifies the working copy beside the actions menu.

When the latest published version differs from the version you are viewing, Latest published opens it in a new tab. A working copy can match a published version or contain edits. Its label alone does not tell you whether the contents differ.

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Read the Library labels

Library describes the whole Tilt, including its public versions.

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Publish or remove a listing

Publish to Marketplace makes the latest version public, lists it on your profile, and notifies followers. Tilt asks you to confirm before publishing. Remove Marketplace listing removes the Tilt from your profile. Published versions keep their public links, and followers receive no notification. Removing a listing does not make those versions private. Submit as an Index starts a separate index-submission review. Marketplace publication alone does not make a Tilt an index.

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Use a working copy in a sleeve

For a sleeve, choose a working copy your advisor workspace can access. You do not need to publish it first. Subscription and other access requirements still apply. Check which sleeves use the working copy before saving edits, and review a rebalance before submitting trades. Build a model portfolio explains sleeve allocation and implementation choices.