▪️Versions, backups and local editing

Vibe Studio gives you several safety nets, plus a way out to your own machine for big edits.

Versions

The Studio keeps named version snapshots of a project. Whenever you reach a result you're happy with, open Versions in the toolbar, click Create version, and name it. You can switch back to any saved version later. This is the safety net before bold changes - save first, then experiment freely.

Undo and redo

For smaller steps, /undo reverts the last AI change (and /redo re-applies it). Use Versions for bigger rollbacks, /undo for "that last change made it worse".

Download and upload a project (for power users)

If you'd rather edit on your own computer - your own editor, full local tooling, a real local preview - Settings has Download project and Upload project:

• Download project exports the whole project as a zip.

• Edit it locally, then Upload project brings it back as a new version.

Guardrails keep this safe:

• Only your content comes back (pages, components, images, translations). Setup and config files are regenerated by Smartico, so local tampering is ignored.

• You can't add new libraries, and the project must build cleanly or the upload is rejected (nothing changes).

• A successful upload creates a new version; the old one is kept for rollback.

• If the project has changed in the Studio since you downloaded it, the upload is blocked with an "Overwrite anyway" option.

• Personalized, logged-in content may not fully render locally (secret player keys are never exported), but layout, visuals and logic do.

FAQ

I broke something - how do I get back? Switch to a saved Version, or /undo the last change. If you have neither, your project can be recovered from the daily backup.

Can two people edit the same project? Use Lock on the project (on its page in the Back Office) so only you can edit and others see it read-only - this avoids overwriting each other.