ASSETSHIP

Projects & version history

You can start without an account and keep the work. Signing in moves it to the cloud, adds autosave, and lets you snapshot a design before you take it somewhere risky.

Working without an account

Open the editor and start. Your document is saved in your browser, and it is still there when you come back — no sign-up wall, no watermark on the editing experience, no time limit. You can design a full set, export it and never create an account.

Cloud projects

Signing in gives you Projects — a dashboard of named projects that follow you between machines. New project creates one; each card shows its size and store, and links straight into the editor.

If you built something locally before signing up, the dashboard offers to claim it, so your first session is not thrown away when you make an account.

Autosave

Cloud projects save themselves shortly after you stop making changes, and flush immediately if you close or hide the tab. The badge beside the project name in the toolbar tells you which state you are in — saving… or saved — so there is never a question of whether a change made it.

Version history

Autosave is not the same as safety: it faithfully saves your mistakes too. Version history is the deliberate snapshot — take one before you rework a design, and you can always get back.

The clock button in the toolbar opens it. Save stores the current state, optionally named. Each row offers Restore and Delete. Restoring takes its own snapshot of where you were first, marked auto — so restoring the wrong version is itself undoable, and you cannot lose work by exploring history.

Workspace and settings

Your work lives in a workspace, which is what carries the plan, the credit balance and the storage allowance. The sidebar footer shows all three at a glance. Settings holds:

  • API keys — for connecting an AI agent to AssetShip. Keys are shown once at creation and can be revoked at any time. Owners and admins only. See Agent access over MCP.
  • Team plans add members, who share the workspace’s projects, library and credits.