Radial app

Version history

Radial keeps a visual history of your site, the way Figma does for designs. Every meaningful state becomes a moment: a full snapshot you can preview with one click and restore without losing anything.

The History pane

Open the right dock and switch to History (next to the Terminal and Comments tabs). Moments are listed newest first, most with a thumbnail of how the site looked at that point.

What creates a moment

• Your edits on the canvas (text, links, images, page settings).
• Agent runs: when a terminal agent changes the project, the result is captured and labeled as agent work.
• Publishes to staging or production, so "what was live when" is always findable.
• Outside changes: edits made in your own editor or by tools outside Radial are noticed and snapshotted too.
• Restores: keeping an older version records a new moment, so the state you left is never lost.

Identical states aren't recorded twice, and history is capped at the most recent 100 moments per project.

Preview and restore

• Click a moment to preview it: the live preview rewinds to that state so you can look around and compare.
• Back to now returns to the present, exactly as you left it.
• Keep this version makes the previewed moment the current state. The state you were on becomes a new moment, so a restore is always reversible. Nothing is ever deleted.

History vs. undo

⌘Z / ⌘⇧Z step through individual edits while you work. Moments are coarser: whole-site checkpoints for "show me the site as it was before that agent run." Use undo for the last few keystrokes, History for time travel.