See Exactly What Changed in a File, and Undo It If You Need To

Every editor eventually needs to answer "what did this look like before I changed it?" — an accidental overwrite, a rewrite that turned out worse than the original, a client asking to go back to an earlier draft. NoteVault keeps that history locally, without turning your vault into a folder of file-v2-final-FINAL.md copies.

A real diff, not just a list of dates

Opening a file's history shows past versions alongside the current one, with a line-by-line diff — additions and removals highlighted directly, the same visual language as a code diff — instead of just a timestamped list you'd have to guess between.

Restore what you need, leave the rest

Once you've found the version you wanted, restoring it is one action, applied back into the live file — no manually copying text out of a history panel and pasting it over the current draft.

It's version control sized for a single file in a personal vault: enough history to undo a bad edit or recover an earlier draft, with none of the ceremony of an actual version-control system.