Version History and Restore

Applies to: Atom

Overview

Version history is Atom’s undo stack. Each time you accept an AI refinement, FlexSite saves a snapshot you can browse and restore — similar to version history in Google Docs, but for your whole site layout and content.

Key concepts

  • Version — one saved snapshot with timestamp and often a summary of the prompt that created it.
  • Restore — makes an older snapshot live again. Newer snapshots remain listed — you can move forward by restoring a later version.
  • Compliance — some teams export approved versions externally for audit trails.

Steps — view history

  1. Open Overview.
  2. Open Version history (panel or sidebar link).
  3. Browse versions newest-first. Read prompt summaries to remember what changed.

Steps — restore

  1. Select the version you trust (often “before we tried the red homepage”).
  2. Click Restore or Revert to this version.
  3. Confirm. Public site and preview update to match that snapshot.
  4. Spot-check home, contact, and navigation links.

Restoring does not delete newer versions — you can return to the latest by restoring it.

Best practices

  • Restore before risky prompt experiments (“rewrite entire site for new brand”).
  • Agree internally which version is “approved for launch” before attaching custom Domains.
  • When you need Git-based change tracking and developer review, plan Upgrade to Codeless instead of relying only on Atom snapshots.