Undo changes with version history

Go back to an earlier version of your website with a checkpoint, for example after an AI change you don't like.

2 min read Updated 3 Nov 2026
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Wobbio keeps checkpoints of your website: saved versions of all your pages and components. You can go back to one at any time, for example when an AI change didn't turn out the way you wanted.

Where checkpoints come from

  • Before each AI change. When Snapshot is on under the message box of the AI chat, the AI saves a checkpoint before it changes anything. The checkpoint gets your request as its description. Read more in AI chat settings.
  • When you make one yourself, for example before a big change. See Make a checkpoint.

Open the version history

At the top of the editor, select the clock icon, Version history. The Project history window opens, with the newest checkpoint at the top.

The Version history button at the top of the editor
Version history is the clock icon at the top of the editor.

Each checkpoint shows its description, who made it and when, and how many pages, components and apps it holds. The version you have now is marked Current.

The Project history window with checkpoints
The Project history window.

Go back to a checkpoint

  1. In the Project history window, find the version you want to go back to.
  2. Select Restore next to it.
  3. Select Restore to confirm.

All your pages and components go back to that checkpoint. Wobbio first saves a checkpoint of the version you had, so you can always undo the restore the same way.

Make a checkpoint

In the Project history window, select Create checkpoint. The new checkpoint shows up at the top of the list.

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