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Post Version History

Every save on a draft becomes a restorable version with author, timestamp, and diff.

What version history is for

Every time you (or a teammate, or an automation, or the API) saves a draft, Aidelly creates a new restorable version. If a change goes wrong — an accidental delete, an over-aggressive edit, a stale auto-draft — you roll back with one click.

Plan retention

PlanRetention
Launch30 days
Scale90 days
AgencyUnlimited

After retention expires, the current version still exists — only older snapshots roll off.

How to access

  1. Open any draft (chat draft, scheduled post, calendar event).
  2. Click the History button in the post toolbar (clock icon).
  3. The version history panel opens on the right.

Step 1 — Browse versions

Each version row shows:

  • Timestamp — relative ("2h ago") with absolute on hover.
  • Author — name + avatar of who saved it (or "Automation" / "API").
  • Preview — the first line of the post text.

Click a row to open the version's full content in the main view.

Step 2 — Restore a version

  1. Click the version you want to restore.
  2. Confirm in the preview modal.
  3. Click Restore this version.

The chosen version becomes current. The previous current state is itself saved as a new version, so the restore is reversible.

Step 3 — Diff two versions

  1. In the version list, click Compare under any version row.
  2. Pick a second version to compare against.
  3. The right panel shows a side-by-side diff: red strikethrough = removed, green underline = added.

What triggers a new version

  • Manual save / autosave
  • Composer field changes (text, hashtags, media, settings)
  • Automations editing the post
  • API or MCP updates
  • Restore (the previous state becomes a new version)

What doesn't create a version

  • Read-only views (opening the post in the calendar)
  • Comments / discussions (those have their own history)
  • Status changes (scheduling, publishing) — those go in the activity log instead

Version history + activity log

They're complementary:

  • Version history = the content trail of a single draft.
  • Activity log = the event trail across the workspace.

Each version links to its corresponding activity log entry for full audit context.

Common patterns

  • Recovering an accidental delete — open the post, click History, restore the version from before the delete.
  • Undoing a teammate's over-edit — pick the last version with your edits intact, click Restore.
  • Comparing two automation runs — diff two consecutive automation-authored versions to see what the automation changed.