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Add the folder you want UVC to keep a history for. Your files stay where they are.
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UVC is now available for Windows
Thefirstdraftisabeginning.
The version you have is not the only version worth keeping. UVC gives your Project files a local history, so you can try another direction and find your way back.
report.docx
report_v2.docx
report_final.docx
report_final_REAL.docx
report_final_REAL_use-this-one.docx
report.docx History kept
A project with a past
The filename shouldn't have to remember everything.
The work changes as you think, test and make. Your folders shouldn't become a guessing game every time it does.
UVC gives a Project's files a local history, so you can explore another direction without turning your desktop into a museum of almost-final files.
Make. Change. Return. Keep going.
Add a folder as a Project. UVC keeps local history while you work. When a new direction doesn't work out, inspect an earlier Checkpoint and choose what to restore.
Keep working
Write, draw, plan and research in the applications and workflow you already know.
Look back with context
Inspect an earlier Checkpoint and decide which version is worth bringing back.
Try it: step back to a Checkpoint
Illustrative demo. Nothing is saved.
What changed in
Tighter structure
- artist-statement.docxModified
Start from the work, not another app.
Select a folder or files in Windows File Explorer. UVC's contextual Quick Actions offer the next useful step: create a Project, or add a Checkpoint to one you're already working in.
A global shortcut opens the overlay. Selected items take priority over the open directory, and UVC chooses the action from the existing Project context.
File Explorer · Studio Archive
artist-statement.docxModified
portfolio-layout.figYesterday
reference-board.pngYesterday
UVC Quick ActionsNot one kind of work. Not one way to get there.
UVC is for the folders that hold the moving parts of a project, whatever the work happens to be.
Artists & designers
Keep earlier studies, alternate compositions and the source files behind a finished piece within the Project's history.
Writers & editors
Rework a chapter, restructure a proposal or test a new opening without treating today's file as the only one that matters.
Thinkers & researchers
Follow a hunch, reorganise the material and test a different route. Keep a record of the work as it changes.
Good to know.
Make the thing.
Keep the way back.
Your current files and history stay on your PC. UVC gives your Project files a local history you can return to.