Every minute, kept
Jotry keeps a version of a note for every minute you spend writing it. You don’t have to do anything: the history builds itself as you write, and it’s always there under the clock button at the top of a note.
- A timeline of versions, grouped by day.
- Each version says what happened: edited, checklist updated, imported, restored and more.
- Changes shows what this version changed: added text in green, removed text struck through in red.
See exactly what changed
Open any version to see two things: Changes, the lines that version changed, with additions and removals highlighted, and Full version, the whole note as it was at that moment.
Restore without fear
Two buttons sit at the bottom of every earlier version:
- Restore as current brings that version back. It becomes the newest version, and the one you had a moment ago stays in the history, so restoring never loses anything.
- Copy to new note makes a separate note from the old version and leaves the original alone.
History stays inside Jotry, on your phone. Markdown exports include your current notes only.
The trash
Deleted notes go to the trash, from the menu on the home screen. They keep their whole history there, and you can restore them one at a time, or select several and restore them together. Empty trash deletes them for good, after one last chance to undo.
