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What version history and rollback do

Version history and rollback let you review and restore earlier versions of your project. Whenever you change a project, superun automatically saves version snapshots so you can roll back to any previous state. This is especially useful when you need to:
  • Recover from unwanted changes — quickly return to a last-known-good version
  • Explore directions safely — try changes knowing you can revert
  • Collaborate with confidence — keep a record of every iteration

Opening version history

To roll back, open your project’s version history first:
  1. Click the version history icon (in the UI, usually in the top toolbar or sidebar)
Opening version history
  1. The version history panel opens with a list of saved versions and their timestamps
Version history access

Restoring a previous version

Version rollback is the recommended way to recover project state safely. After opening version history:
  1. Browse the list — review available versions and when they were created
  2. Select the version you want by clicking it
  3. Click “Restore this version” on the right to roll back
Restore a version
  1. Your project switches immediately to that version, restoring UI, styles, and configuration as of that point in time

Important notes

  • Rollback is immediate — your current project state is replaced by the version you choose
  • All versions are kept — you can roll back to any version at any time, even after restoring an older one
  • Nothing is deleted from history — previous versions stay in the record so you can move between versions
  • External data is not rolled back — rollback only affects project UI, styles, and configuration. External data sources (such as Supabase and other integrations) are not reverted and stay as they are regardless of which version you restore

Rollback red packet

When you roll back from the latest version, the system may grant a “rollback red packet” credit reward. Whether you receive one and how much depends on in-product prompts and your bill (Account → My credits → Usage details). When you receive a red packet, the product shows a dialog; “Red packet rules ↗” at the bottom of the dialog has full details. Rollback red packet dialog: credits granted when you are unsatisfied with generation results, showing amount and Got it

When credits are reclaimed

If you decide to keep using the latest version instead of the rolled-back one, the “rollback red packet” credits are reclaimed (your usage details will show this).

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