Use Note and Task History

Every note and task in NoteCove has a full revision history powered by CRDTs. You can browse past versions, compare changes, tag important revisions, and restore or duplicate from any point.

Open the history panel

Select a note or task and open its history view from the toolbar or context menu. The history panel shows a timeline of revisions.

Browse revisions

Scrub through the timeline to find the exact revision you need. Each point in the timeline shows the state of the document at that moment, rendered in the editor.

Compare changes with diffs

The history view highlights what changed between revisions using word-level diff highlighting. Added text is shown in green, removed text in red.

Tag a revision

Mark an important revision with a name so you can find it later — useful for milestones like “v1 draft” or “before refactor”. Tagged revisions are easy to jump back to.

Restore a revision

Restore a past revision to make it the current version. The current content is not lost — it becomes a prior revision in the history, so you can always go back.

Duplicate from a revision

Create a new note or task from any point in the history. This is useful when you want to branch from an earlier version without affecting the current document.