Version Control keeps a complete history of every memo inside 📝Version History — every edit is retained for 13 months, browsable in a date-grouped log with word-level diffs, and restorable to any point with one click. It exists so an edit is never truly final — mistakes, deletions, and drift are all recoverable. It's for owners who want the safety net of full history without managing it themselves.
Key Capabilities
- Automatic retention — every edit lands in a version log, retained for 13 months, no setup required
- Date-grouped history — browse past versions in a rail organized by when they were made
- Word-level diff — compare any version against another with inline word-by-word highlighting
- One-click restore — restore a memo to any prior version as a full snapshot
- Owner-only — version history is visible only to the memo's owner
Getting Started
- Open a memo and find its History panel in the editor sidebar
- Browse versions grouped by date
- Select a version to see its word-level diff against the current content
- Click Restore this version to revert
FAQ
- How far back does history go? 13 months of retained versions.
- Can collaborators see version history? No — it's visible to the memo's owner only.
- Does restoring delete newer versions? No — restoring creates a new version snapshot from the old content; nothing in the log is deleted.
- Can I ask an AI agent what changed in my history? Not yet — chatting with your version history via RAG is a planned capability, not yet available.
Related
- 📝Autosave — the automatic saving that feeds every version