See how it works
The problem
Overwriting the original or deleting the wrong file can turn one click into an afternoon. Undo is being built around taking these file mistakes back.
Undo
You clicked. You regretted. Undo.
Overwrote the original? Deleted the wrong file? A second chance for file mistakes, without the lecture.
Built for Mac · macOS requirements to be confirmed
A saved selection, not an order. No payment or release date yet.
A little closer
An earlier version.
A second chance.
Choose what to protect before the regrettable click.
Interactive website example · Actual development UI uses sample data
Start with the folders that matter.
Undo captures eligible versions in folders you select. It needs a captured version before it can help.
Development interface · Sample data. Scroll the image on a small screen.See what was captured, and when.
Expand a file to browse its captured versions. The list keeps the capture reason and time alongside each version.
Development interface · Sample data. Scroll the image on a small screen.Bring back a copy. Keep the current file.
Restore (keep both) preserves the current file alongside the restored version. This little example shows that outcome.
Proposal.pagesYour current fileProposal — restored copy.pagesEarlier captured version · Sample onlyUndo is not a backup and cannot recover a version it never captured.
No magic recovery promise
Recovery depends on what the released app has protected and retained. The preview does not make a promise to recover every file or every past action.
Keep your backup
A focused recovery tool is not a replacement for an independent backup. Final coverage and retention controls will be documented with the app.
