Open a folder, choose what belongs in the project, and save a version to your account. The desktop application if you would rather see it, the command line if you would rather type it — they share an engine, so it makes no difference to your projects which you pick. Watch either one work, and take it from the same place.
Watch it work
The application and the command line, doing the 11 things you will do most — including what happens when two people change the same line. Each clip leads into the next.
Nothing else needs installing. These builds are not signed yet, so Windows warns the first time you run one — choose More info, then Run anyway. Released 9/12/2026.
And in both, whichever you pick
Snapshots, not deltas
Every version names every file in the project, so restoring one never depends on the ones before it.
Stored once, however many times it appears
Files the service already holds are never uploaded twice, whether that is across your versions or across your projects.
One account, both tools
The same scanner, rules and bundling in each, so a project moved by one is understood by the other.
On macOS and Linux
The desktop application is built on Electron and is portable in principle, but only the Windows build is produced and tested today — so it is the only one offered. The command line is the way in on those machines meanwhile, and it is not a lesser one: it drives the same engine and reaches the same projects.