Protection
Version History
Every scene, every revision, always recoverable.
Version History keeps a durable trail of every scene and outline. Compare drafts, restore a paragraph, or roll back a full chapter whenever you need to.
Overview
Version History keeps a durable trail of every scene and outline. Compare drafts side by side, restore a paragraph, or roll back a full chapter — all without ever losing the version you are working on right now.
Why writers use it
- Experiment freely — you can always come back.
- See exactly what changed between two versions.
- Restore a version without losing your current draft.
Key capabilities
- Automatic scene snapshots on save
- Side-by-side version comparison
- One-click restore
Problems it solves
- Rewriting a scene and wishing you had the previous version back.
- Losing the phrasing you liked to an aggressive edit pass.
- Not knowing whether the change you made improved the scene or weakened it.
- Merging revisions from an editor without overwriting your own work.
How it fits the Mastering Your Scenes Methodology
The methodology encourages iteration. Version History is what makes iteration safe — every draft is preserved, so no experiment is ever a one-way door.