DraftGuard silently backs up everything you write on any website — every 60 seconds, with full version history and one-click restore.
● 100% local · No account · No tracking · Free forever tier
Page crashed?
Your comment survived.
Logged out mid-form?
Your answers survived.
Closed the tab?
Your essay survived.
Hit Back by mistake?
Your review survived.
Works everywhere: Gmail, Reddit, GitHub, forums, forms, CMSs — anywhere you type.
Every text field, every site, snapshotted every 60 seconds. You never think about it — until you need it.
Click the field, hit the restore badge, pick the exact minute you want back. Works with React & Vue apps.
Press Ctrl+Shift+Y anywhere for a floating menu of your last drafts. Arrow keys, Enter, done.
A full editor with live preview built into the popup. Autosaved, versioned, exportable.
Scrub back through 30 days of history. Restore the draft from yesterday — or last Tuesday.
A subtle icon inside text fields opens an on-page timeline of your changes. No popup needed.
Pin important drafts so they're never auto-deleted — and lock them behind your own PIN code.
One click sends any draft to Google Docs, Notion, Obsidian — or downloads clean Markdown.
Search your typing history by website, date, RegEx, length, or type. Find anything in seconds.
Add it to Firefox in two clicks. No account, no signup, no permissions drama.
DraftGuard silently snapshots your writing every 60 seconds — on every website.
Crash, logout, closed tab, misclick — the things that used to erase your words.
Click the ⟲ badge or press Ctrl+Shift+Y. Your words come back.
Every core feature unlocked. No account, no card, no catch.
Most "form saver" tools sync your text to someone's server. DraftGuard doesn't — because it doesn't have one.
Everything is stored in your browser's local storage on your machine. There is no account, no telemetry, and not a single network call in the extension.
No — and it can't. Password fields and anything that looks like card numbers, CVV, OTP, PIN or IBAN data are excluded from capture at the code level. They are never stored, not even locally.
Exclusively in Firefox's local extension storage on your own computer. DraftGuard makes zero network requests — there is no server that could see your text.
Every draft is kept with full version history for 30 days, then cleaned up automatically. You can delete anything sooner from the popup.
Yes. DraftGuard supports plain text boxes, textareas, and rich contenteditable editors, and its restore mechanism is compatible with React/Vue-based sites. It runs on Firefox — a Chrome version is planned.
No — DraftGuard is proprietary, closed-source software. This site and repository host the official documentation and releases only.
Yes — all current features are free with no account or payment. Two advanced features (the Vault and cross-device Sync) are still in development and will arrive in a future update.
Install DraftGuard in two clicks — free forever.
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