No routine Save button
A single status tells you whether work is saved, synchronizing, device-only, or needs attention.
Reliable by design
Keep writing through interruptions. Return with your work intact.
Saving should not be a separate job. Trellvia writes editor transactions to durable device storage first, then synchronizes them to the server in the background. Refreshes, abrupt closure, and temporary connection loss should not turn a visible edit into a missing one.
Local durability · background sync · recovery versions · session controls
Continue offline
Open cached work, keep editing, and let the durable queue synchronize after reconnection.
Restore without erasing history
Preview an earlier document version before restoring it as a new current version.
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Local-first durability
If the editor accepted it, the device keeps it
Every editor transaction is persisted to IndexedDB before it waits on the network. Stable operation identifiers make retries safe, and reopening restores the newest local state before reconciling it with the server.
- Immediate device storage for editor transactions
- Durable outbox for pending synchronization
- Automatic retry on launch, focus, and reconnection
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Recovery with context
Preview the past before you make it current
Historical document entries open in a dedicated read-only view. A restore is a separate confirmed action that creates a new current version from the selected snapshot while preserving the version it replaces.
- Current and historical versions are clearly distinguished
- Read-only preview with saved time and word count
- Restore creates a new version instead of rewriting history
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Account boundaries
Sessions and offline data stay tied to the right workspace
Trellvia resolves the current identity, account, membership, and role on server requests. Local recovery data is partitioned by account. Signing out revokes the server session and clears sensitive workspace data from the current device.
- Secure HTTP-only sessions with rotation and revocation
- Account-partitioned recovery and navigation state
- Review and end other active sessions from account settings
Common questions
Reliable by design, explained.
Does Trellvia have a Save button?
No routine Save action is required. The app stores accepted edits on the device and synchronizes continuously, with one global status showing the current state.
Can I edit notes while offline?
After a successful online session, cached documents, tasks, tags, folders, and scratch pages can remain available for limited offline use. Changes queue locally and synchronize after reconnection.
Does restoring a version delete newer history?
No. Trellvia preserves the replaced current version and creates a new current version from the selected snapshot.
Keep the thread moving
Make room for the thought before the system.
Capture freely, connect what matters, and move useful ideas forward in one calm workspace.