Versions and history
Every AI change makes a new version. How to compare, restore and keep variants.
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How versioning works
Each AI change to a screen creates a new version rather than overwriting the previous one. The screen on the canvas shows the active version; earlier ones stay available.
This means you can experiment freely. If a direction doesn't work, go back a version.
Switching versions
Open a screen's version list, pick a version, and the canvas updates. Switching is instant and free.
Variants
Versions double as variants: ask for two treatments of the same screen and keep both, switching between them for a review.
Undo vs versions
- ⌘Z / Ctrl+Z — undoes canvas actions (moving, deleting, direct edits).
- Versions — step back through AI-generated states of a screen.
They are separate systems. Undo will not walk you back through AI generations.
If a change seems to disappear
If a version you selected reverts when you click away, that's a bug, not a feature — see My changes reverted.
Duplicating instead
If you want to explore a direction without touching the original, duplicate the screen first and experiment on the copy.
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