"Time Machine" (Version History) for Databases

Ideas & Features
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Hi Fibery team! Here is a “food for thought” suggestion regarding data safety and UX.

In Google Sheets, we have Version History, which allows us to instantly see and restore the state of the entire document at any specific point in time.

Sometimes, a user (or an automation/script error) can accidentally mess up hundreds of records, change a complex formula, or delete relations across the whole database. Currently, we have to check the Activity Log for each entity or ask support for a manual backup restore.

It would be amazing to have a Snapshot where an admin could:

  1. Preview how the Database looked 2 hours ago or 2 days ago.

  2. Restore the state of a specific Database/Space.

I understand that with Relations it’s technically much harder than in a flat spreadsheet, but for a “Single Source of Truth” platform, this level of “Undo” at the database level would provide immense peace of mind. :neutral_face: