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Nettify saves as you go

Every time something changes on your website, Nettify creates a save point — a version you can return to later. Save points are created when:
  • Nettify AI makes a change for you
  • You save changes from the manual editor
  • You swap out an image
You do not have to do anything yourself. Save points appear in the chat, next to the messages that triggered them.

Go back to an earlier version

1

Open the chat

Scroll back through the conversation to the point where your site was how you want it.
2

Choose the save point

Select Back to saved version on that message.
3

Confirm

Nettify restores that version. It takes a few seconds.
All changes and messages that came after this version are permanently deleted. If you go back to yesterday, everything you did today is gone. This cannot be undone.

Restore the original version

To go all the way back to the start, choose Back to the original version. That gives you the website as it looked when Nettify AI first built it.
This permanently deletes all changes and your entire chat history.

Undo without deleting anything

If you only need to remove what you just did, there are gentler options:

Back to published version

Discards all unpublished changes. The published site is untouched. See Publish your website.

Ask Nettify AI to change it back

Write something like “make the headline the way it was before”. This uses credits.

Which should you choose?

Ask Nettify AI to reverse it, or fix it in the manual editor. Simplest, and you lose nothing else.
Choose Back to published version. That puts you back to what customers see right now.
Find the save point in the chat and go back to that version. Remember that everything after that point disappears.
Try the change again first. If the error persists, restore an earlier saved version from the chat.

Good to know

Restoring is free

Going back to an earlier version does not use credits.

The published site is unchanged

Restoring affects the preview. You have to publish again for customers to see it.
About to try something big and uncertain? Publish first. Then Back to published version is always there as a safety net.