Back in the old days, before virii became an omnipresent threat, software, documents and other digital assets could be transferred using self-executing executables. At least, that’s how I remember it In addition to its function as a first draft document generator, Scrivener is also a scrapbook. If I were a detective, I could use Scrivener to generate my reports while functining as a repository for the case file. Think of it as a banker’s box containing all the files relating to the case. If someone in a distant city wanted the case fie, I would easily send them the Scrivener .scriv file zipped. The only other program I can think of which might do this is Obsidian, but I haven’t figured out how to use that program as a global scrapbook like Scrivener. You wouldn’t need track changes if you had all the versions of a document and could display how that document evolved while comparing it to earluer versions.
Just an idea. For cops, lawyers and scrapbookers.