TypeVault — Draft & Version Recovery

Never lose what you typed. TypeVault auto-saves versioned drafts of every field, on-device. Scrub the timeline, diff, restore.

Ever spent ten minutes writing the perfect reply, then watched a form clear itself, a tab crash, or a misclick wipe it all? TypeVault makes that impossible. TypeVault quietly saves versioned snapshots of everything you type — emails, forms, comment boxes, rich editors, support desks, CMS fields — the moment you stop typing. When something goes wrong, open TypeVault and put any version back with one click. 🗂️ AUTOMATIC VERSION HISTORY Every text field, textarea and rich editor gets its own timeline. TypeVault saves a new snapshot whenever the content meaningfully changes — so you can go back not just to your last draft, but to the paragraph you deleted twenty minutes ago. ⏪ REWIND & SEE WHAT CHANGED Scrub a field's full timeline with timestamps, and get a word-level diff between any two versions — additions in green, removals struck through. Find the exact wording you had before and restore it into the live field, or copy it out. 🌐 EVERY SITE, ONE VAULT The manager gathers your drafts across every site into one searchable, per-site history. Search by field, site or text. Tune how many versions to keep, pause capturing on sensitive sites (or everywhere), and export everything as JSON. 🔒 100% LOCAL & PRIVATE Everything stays in your browser's local storage. No account, no cloud, no servers, no analytics. Your drafts are never uploaded anywhere. Password fields are always ignored, and very short scraps are skipped. 💎 PRO — PAY ONCE, OWN IT FOREVER ($12) • Full cross-site history — every draft on every site, forever • Unlimited version timeline and diff • Unlimited retention • Export your whole vault to JSON No subscription. Every future update included. The free tier still recovers the last 24 hours and up to 5 versions per field on the current site. Perfect for: writing long emails, job applications, forum and Reddit posts, GitHub issues & PRs, Notion/CMS editing, support replies, bug reports, and anywhere a browser form eats your work.