Note history and undo

Nothing you wrote is lost when AI changes a note. Whenever a polish or a restore replaces a note’s text, the text it replaces is kept in the note’s history.

Undo a polish

Under a polished note, click Undo polish. The note goes back to what it was right before the last polish - your edits included.

Restore an earlier version

1. Click History under the note, or in the ⋯ menu.
2. The list shows earlier versions of the note - Before polishing, Before restoring - with when each was replaced, and for a recording the Transcript, as transcribed.
3. Pick one to read it, then click Restore this version (or Use the transcript).

Restoring keeps the current note in the history too, so you can always go back.

Good to know

• The newest 20 versions of each note are kept.
• Your own edits saved with Save changes are not versions on their own - but whatever a polish or restore replaced, edits and all, is kept.
• A recording’s transcript is never changed by AI. To rebuild the note from it, use Rebuild note from transcript below the note, or polish with Start over from the transcript.