Projects, versions and undo

How work is saved, how to go back, and what happens when you switch projects.

Nothing you do needs saving. Every project autosaves, and every edit leaves a checkpoint you can return to.

Autosave

Changes save a couple of seconds after you stop making them, and again if you close the tab. The top bar shows when the last save landed.

If a save fails — usually a connection drop — you'll see it rather than losing work silently.

Checkpoints

Each edit writes a checkpoint on the server, not just in your browser. That means:

• Undo works after a refresh, not only within a session.
• History (the clock icon) lists every checkpoint with what changed.
• Returning to an earlier checkpoint doesn't delete what came after — you can move forward again, or branch off in a new direction.

This is the safety net that makes it reasonable to ask for something drastic. "Cut it down to 30 seconds" is one click from being undone.

Switching projects

Opening another project saves the current one first, then loads the new one cleanly — its own footage, its own history, its own chat. Nothing leaks between projects.

Deleting

Deleting a project removes it and its edit history. The footage you uploaded stays in your asset library unless you delete that too.