Versions with a future

Nothing accepted needs to disappear.

Ligata keeps immutable page and project versions separate from the live manuscript, so returning to earlier work never overwrites the work in front of you.

Open Ligata

Restore creates a new beginning

Immutable record

A version records the canonical page content, provenance, author, base version, and content hash alongside the page or project shape.

Fresh generation restore

Restoring creates fresh page generations. An old snapshot is never merged into the active working document.

A complete project view

Project versions preserve the page tree and version manifest, including the publication views that reference the book’s stable pages.

The past stays available without taking over the present

Create an edition from a known version, compare a decision with its source, or restore a previous structure when a new direction has not worked. The current work remains protected throughout.

Comments and approval decisions do not rewind by accident. Versioning preserves content and structure while keeping the human record of review understandable.

Give the book a team

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