At a glance
Built for images, audio, 3D assets, and large project files—where diff-based workflows break down.
Combining snapshots is deterministic: the left snapshot takes precedence. Entire files are replaced based on that order—no conflict ceremony, just a clear outcome.
- Independent snapshots: no fragile parent-child chains. Creating a new snapshot does not rewrite older ones.
- Non-destructive history: past iterations remain intact.
- External extraction: write snapshots to external directories when needed.
- Efficient storage: chunk deduplication keeps history light.
Principles
- Clarity over flexibility: outcomes are predictable.
- Non-destructive by default: history is additive.
- Responsibility is explicit: you choose priority; Rinne applies it.
What you can do
- Save: create snapshots of the current workspace state.
- Diff: compare two snapshots, or a snapshot and the working folder.
- Restore: return the working folder to a selected snapshot state.
- Verify / Validate: check snapshot integrity and confirm files against recorded hashes.
- Extract: write a snapshot to an external output directory.
- Spaces / Notes: manage multiple timelines and annotate important snapshots.