How it works

Going back is one sentence.

Every quarter of an hour the site saves itself to its own private history. An older version comes back as a draft, which you look at and publish like any change.

  1. — Monday’s version is back as a draft. Have a look.
  2. — Live again. The undo has its own line in the journal.

What it solves

Why this works

  • Backups as a snapshot

    Every fifteen minutes the site commits itself to its own git mirror. Restoring is a checkout.

  • Draft and live lifecycle

    Every change is staged as a draft, previewed and published only when approved. Unpublishing is reversible.

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