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Compare any two versions, restore one, and trace a printed label back to its version.

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An earlier version of a sample recipe, read-only, with compare and restore
An earlier version of a sample recipe, read-only, with compare and restore

What does a recipe’s history look like?

One line per save, with when and where it was made. The label printed on Nov 5 names version 4, so it still opens after later changes.

  1. Version 1

    Recipe created

    Oct 20 · Studio

  2. Version 2

    Maple syrup changed from 1/4 to 1/3 cup

    Oct 22 · Assistant

  3. Version 3

    Serving set to 30g

    Oct 30 · Studio

  4. Version 4

    Added sugars confirmed, label exported

    Nov 5 · Studio

    On the printed label

  5. Version 5 · current

    Pecans swapped for walnuts

    Nov 5 · Assistant

Can I compare two versions side by side?

Yes. Pick any two versions and see what changed, ingredient by ingredient. Earlier versions never change.

Sample: Honey almond granola (sample), Version 1 and Version 2 compared per serving after honey: 3 tbsp to 4 tbspHoney: 3 tbsp to 4 tbsp. Calories: 250 in Version 1, 240 in Version 2. Sodium: 180mg in Version 1, 170mg in Version 2. Added Sugars: 8g (15%) in Version 1, 10g (20%) in Version 2.v1v2Honey 3 → 4 tbspCalories250240Sodium180mg170mgAdded Sugars8g10g
Studio, real UI: a sample recipe’s versions, two of them compared line by line

How does a printed label lead back to its recipe?

Its proof footer names the recipe version and links to it in Studio, so a label on a shelf points to its exact recipe.

A printed label, the proof footer under it, and the recipe version in Studio that the footer namesA printed Nutrition Facts label for a sample recipe, Maple Pecan Cookies. Under the panel, outside its box, the proof footer. It names the recipe, the recipe ID and version 4 with a link to that version in Studio, when the file was made, and the rule version used. The link leads to version 4 in the recipe’s version history, marked Printed: the exact version the label was made from.VersionsStudiov5Version 5Nov 5v4Version 4Printedv3Version 3Oct 30v2Version 2Oct 22Nutrition FactsServing size30gCalories120Total Fat 5g6%Sodium 35mg2%Total Carb. 17g6%Total Sugars 11gProtein 3gProof footerMaple Pecan Cookiesrcp_7Q2M, version 4Made Nov 5, 2026, rules 18.0.0A printed label, the proof footer under it, and the recipe version in Studio that the footer namesA printed Nutrition Facts label for a sample recipe, Maple Pecan Cookies. Under the panel, outside its box, the proof footer. It names the recipe, the recipe ID and version 4 with a link to that version in Studio, when the file was made, and the rule version used. The link leads to version 4 in the recipe’s version history, marked Printed: the exact version the label was made from.VersionsStudiov5Version 5Nov 5v4Version 4Printedv3Version 3Oct 30v2Version 2Oct 22Nutrition FactsServing size30gCalories120Total Fat 5g6%Sodium 35mg2%Total Carb. 17g6%Total Sugars 11gProtein 3gPrinted labelProof footerMaple Pecan Cookiesrcp_7Q2M, version 4Made Nov 5, 2026, rules 18.0.0
a printed label, its proof footer, the recipe version it names

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Who changed what, and when?

The activity log lists every change to a recipe or custom ingredient, when it was made, and whether it came from Studio or an assistant.

Can I go back to an earlier version?

Yes. Restore any version and it becomes current. The versions in between stay in the history.

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