Version history
Every build is kept. Restore any earlier version as a new build, and understand what a restore does and does not change.
Last updated September 17, 2026
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Every time the builder compiles your app, that build is saved as a version. The published version is the one visitors see; the latest version is what the preview shows.
Restoring a version
Open version history
Press the clock icon above the preview.
Pick a version
Each entry shows its number and when it was built. The current build and the published version are marked.
Restore
The version you chose becomes a new build at the top of the list. Nothing is deleted, so you can go forward again.
What a restore changes
- Code and pages: restored to how they were in that version.
- Data: untouched. Your tables and rows are not part of a version.
- The published app: untouched until you publish again.
- Secrets, users, domains and settings: untouched.
Undo in one line. You can also just tell the builder: "put the pricing page back the way it was before the last change". It reads the file and rewrites it.
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