
What is Unfucked?
Key Features
Real-time file change tracking
Automatically captures every modification without requiring manual commits
Granular time-based rewinding
Restore any file to its state at any specific second in history
Local-first architecture
All version history stored locally for privacy and offline access
Source-available code
Transparent, open-source implementation you can audit and modify
Zero-friction workflow
Works invisibly in the background without interrupting your creative process
Multi-tool compatibility
Records changes from any application that modifies your files
Pros & Cons
Advantages
- No friction compared to traditional git workflows, changes are recorded automatically
- Privacy-focused with local storage means your version history never leaves your machine
- Fine-grained recovery options with second-level granularity for precise restoration
- Source-available codebase provides transparency and long-term sustainability
- Works with any editor or tool, not locked to a specific development environment
Limitations
- Local-only storage may limit collaboration features compared to cloud-based version control
- Requires local disk space for storing frequent snapshots of file changes
- Learning curve for users deeply invested in traditional git workflows and practices
Use Cases
Protection against accidental data loss while writing code, documents, or creative content
Iterative design work where you want to explore changes without committing to decisions
Continuous recovery safety net for individual developers working on personal projects
Non-technical users who need version history without learning git commands
Content creation and writing where natural recovery points differ from code commits
Pricing
Real-time file versioning, local storage, basic time-based recovery, source-available code
Enhanced storage limits, extended history retention, advanced recovery features (details pending verification)
Quick Info
- Website
- www.unfudged.io
- Pricing
- Freemium
- Platforms
- macOS, Windows, Web
- Categories
- Developer Tools
- Launched
- Feb 2026