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Peak Docs · Versions

Understand changes.
Get back to a safe state.

Every version is kept. You compare two versions in a diff and restore an earlier state without losing the current one.

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Illustrative example · fictional versions · nothing is saved

EXAMPLE / LIVE PREVIEW

One document.
The fitting step.

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01 / Example value

How many sections changed since the last version?

02 / What happens nextThe diff shows many changes. The old state fits better.

Restore an earlier version · current state stays in the history

Change the example value. The next step follows the document.
Fictional document · nothing saved

One example. Two paths.
The state
makes the difference.Compare both paths below ↓

Two example cases

How many sections changed since the last version?

Schematic example with fictional versions.

6/ 10Major rework
RestoreEXAMPLE PATH
The diff shows many changes. The old state fits better.
Then

The diff shows one changed sentence.

Restore an earlier version · current state stays in the history

1/ 10Small fix
Just compareEXAMPLE PATH
The diff shows one changed sentence.

Compare briefly · keep writing

Trust needs clarity

The limit is part of the proof.

01 / The existing evidence

Example versions

The versions on this page are made up. There is no real document.

Peak Docs / Example pathsEXAMPLE
  1. 6/10
    The diff shows many changes. The old state fits better.Restore an earlier version · current state stays in the history
  2. 1/10
    The diff shows one changed sentence.Compare briefly · keep writing

02 / Your check

No branching

Versions are a history. Parallel draft branches of a document are planned, not built.

4 / 1010 / 10

Compare both paths and their reasons.

03 / The clear limit

Restoring overwrites nothing

Even after restoring you can go back to the previous state.

ExampleNothing sent

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Write boldly, because nothing gets lost.

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Peak Docs · VersionsWhat happened?

Illustrative example · fictional versions · nothing is saved

Frequently asked questions

Is anything lost when restoring?

No. The restored state becomes the new version; the previous one stays in the history.

Can I compare two versions?

Yes. The diff marks removed and added text.

Are there draft branches?

Not yet. Versions are a linear history. Parallel branching is planned.

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