See what changed on a page, and when

Lists a page's saved versions, who saved each one and what changed, so you can find the one to go back to.

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Someone changed our Pricing page. What changed?

  • saddle-list-post-revisions 12 versions found
  • saddle-recall-changes 2 edits by AI apps

The price table changed on Tuesday, in an edit by ChatGPT. Here is the version before it.

What you get

A plain list of every saved version and what changed in each.

Saddle edits pages the normal WordPress way, so every edit leaves a revision you can restore.

You provide

  • The page
  • How far back to look

The prompt

Show me the revision history of my [page name] page for the last [30 days].

For each saved version, tell me when it was saved, who saved it, and in one sentence what changed. Mark the changes an AI app made through Saddle, and which app it was.

If I want to go back to one, tell me which version it is and how to restore it in WordPress. Do not restore anything yourself.

Before you start

  • Works with Read only access, where every new app starts.
  • Not connected yet? Add your AI app under Saddle, then AI apps, in your WordPress admin.

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