Drafts, saving, and your Library

Supernata protects in-progress work with a local draft and provides a separate Library for named designs.

Automatic draft#

The studio saves the current working draft in this browser. The status may briefly show Saving draft… and then Draft. Shelf Maker and Room Planner keep separate draft slots. Opening Room from a standalone cabinet copies that cabinet into a detached room project; editing a cabinet that already belongs to a room keeps the change inside that room project.

The local draft is useful for crash recovery, but it belongs to this browser and device. Clearing site data, using private browsing, or switching devices can make it unavailable.

Named Library designs#

Use Design → Save to give important work a durable name. The first save may ask you to sign in with one of the methods shown in the sign-in sheet. Use Save new when you want a separate version instead of replacing the active Library design.

Your Library separates cabinet, room, and Gallery Wall designs. Open it from the Design menu or from your profile.

A safe working habit#

1. Let autosave protect quick experiments.
2. Save a named Library version before a major redesign.
3. Use Save new for alternatives you may want to compare.
4. Create a share link when another person needs to review the result.

A green draft state does not mean the design has been saved to your account Library. Look for its name in the Library when long-term access matters.