Field guide

The undo button your page never had

One bad edit before a launch shouldn't cost you an evening of reconstruction. encer snapshots your page daily and on demand, and restores it in one action.

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A creator restoring a page layout before an event

Everyone edits live pages at the worst possible time: ten minutes before a stream, half-asleep after a flight, while a collaborator is editing the same page. Most page tools have no history — delete the wrong block and your only path back is memory.

encer keeps snapshots of your page: an automatic one every day, plus manual ones you take before risky edits. Restore brings the page back as it was.

Automatic daily, manual before surgery

The daily snapshot runs without you thinking about it. Before a big rework — a redesign, a launch-day rearrangement — you take a manual snapshot with one click, the same way you'd branch before a risky change.

Restore is a decision, not a project

Restoring replaces the page's blocks with the snapshot's state in one action. There is no export file to re-import, no rebuilding from a screenshot of how it used to look.

  • One automatic snapshot per day
  • Manual snapshots before risky edits
  • One-action restore of the page's blocks

Real use example: the pre-launch rearrangement

An hour before a merch drop, a creator reorganizes the whole page — and realizes the new layout buries the order link. Instead of reconstructing the old arrangement from memory under time pressure, they restore the manual snapshot taken before the rework. The page is back in seconds, and the drop goes out on the proven layout.

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