Version History protects every edit inside 📝MythOS Editor — autosave captures changes as you write, and a full version log lets you see, compare, and restore anything from the past 13 months. It's for anyone who's ever wanted to undo a bad edit from last week, not just the last keystroke.
How It Works
Every save is automatic — MythOS writes your changes roughly a second after you stop typing, with no save button to remember. Behind that, each edit also lands in a retained version log: a timeline you can step through, with each revision shown as it reads in the memo with additions in green and removals in red, or as a markup diff of its title, body and Notes, and restorable in full if something needs to be undone. Daily memos keep a read-only history you can open from the journal.
Features
- 📝Version Control — a full edit history with word-level diffs and one-click restore
- 📝Autosave — changes save automatically as you write
Getting Started
Open a memo's History panel from the editor sidebar to browse past versions and restore any of them.