In a Wednesday announcement, Dropbox said that its ‘Paper’ collaborative writing tool has entered open beta for the Web. The company also added alongside that it is introducing mobile versions of Paper for iOS and Android.

The announcement that Dropbox Paper is now in open beta comes ten months after Dropbox first introduced the document-building tool. Paper essentially enables teams to work collaboratively on documents in the cloud.

With the help of Dropbox Paper, teams working together on a document can easily add text, images, and embedded videos from Google, YouTube, or Dropbox itself. In addition, teams can also create ‘to-do’ lists and assign tasks on those lists with the help of the [email protected] symbol. They can also add programming code, which is automatically formatted.

Dropbox’s announcement of Paper entering open beta for the Web comes with a horde of updates to the beta. Some of the most noteworthy updates making their way to Paper beta include improved tables and image galleries, more powerful search, and notifications across multiple devices.

About the enhancements made to its Paper collaborative writing tool, Dropbox said that the improvements are a result of the lessons the company has learned since the launch of Paper in private beta, especially in the wake of the fact that Paper has already been used for creating over one million documents for tasks such has brainstorming ideas and capturing meeting notes.