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Templates & version history

Start from a README or meeting-notes template, and restore any earlier version of a document from automatic snapshots.

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Start from a template

  1. Open Documents and choose Start new.
  2. Pick Blank, or one of the templates — README, meeting notes, blog post, and more.
  3. The template drops in ready-to-edit placeholder structure — headings, lists, and links you replace with your own words.

Version history

The editor takes automatic snapshots of your document as you work — no setup needed.

Restore an earlier version

  1. Open the history panel from the header.
  2. Browse snapshots by time.
  3. Click Restore on the one you want.
  4. The restored text lands in your editor — save it to keep it.

Restoring never destroys anything: the snapshot replaces your editor content, but it only becomes permanent when you save. Change your mind? Restore a different snapshot.

Good to know

  • Snapshots are stored on your device, like everything else.
  • Each document keeps its own history.
  • A snapshot is taken when meaningful changes accumulate — you don't get spammed with one per keystroke.