ultiple individual files.

Unified Tracking: When you take a snapshot of the group, qwe captures the current state of all files within it. This makes rolling back a set of related changes incredibly simple.

The Flexibility You Need: Individual vs. Group Tracking:

A key design choice in qwe is the persistence of file-level tracking, even within a group. This gives you unparalleled flexibility. Example: Imagine you are tracking files A, B, and C in a group called "Feature-A." You still have the freedom to commit an independent revision for file A alone without affecting the group's snapshot history for B and C. This means you can: - Maintain a clean, unified history for all files in the group (the Group Snapshot). - Still perform granular, single-file rollbacks or commits outside the group's scope.

This approach ensures that qwe remains the flexible, non-intrusive file revision system that you can rely on.18:T59d,Hey all!

I'm happy to announce we've finally released our 2nd macOS app, Draw Over It, a tiny desktop app that enables drawing, highlighting, or annotating directly on top of anything on your Mac.

I've always wanted something like this for instant and unobtrusive sketching and annotation for pair programming and demos. I always found the standard web-based diagram and drawing tools a bit too cumbersome. So we built a simple overlay that could appear over any window or app with one shortcut.

It doesn't collect any user data and doesn't require any system permissions - it's sandboxed. It all stays on your device. You can export your annotations to a PNG with one click - or just take a screenshot if you need the background too.

It offers a slim but functional toolkit for every day tasks:

- Global hotkeys, hit a shortcut and start drawing over any app

- Multiple tools, pens, shapes, highlighters

- Per-screen canvases, each monitor gets its own space

- Focus mode, temporarily blur the background to emphasize what matters

- Low footprint,

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