Versions, Undo, Rewind, and Branch
Understand Arialine's version model and how to recover or explore alternatives safely.
Written By Andrii
Last updated 21 days ago
Arialine never overwrites diagram history. Every accepted change creates a new numbered version.
Undo this change removes the selected version's change-set while preserving later work when possible.
Rewind to here creates a new latest version identical to the selected historical version. Later versions remain in history but are no longer current.
Branch creates a separate board from the current or selected direction so an alternative can be explored without changing the original. A branch counts as a new board for Free-plan board limits.
On the Free plan each board holds up to 8 versions (v1 to v8). Undo and Rewind create a new version too, so on a board at v8 they need Team; History, decisions and exports keep working.
Use the board's History action to inspect versions and follow source-message links.
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