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Unsaved check-ins are kept as drafts

Close the check-in dialog before saving and Brev keeps what you typed as a draft in this browser.

Last updated Nov 10, 2026

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While you type a new check-in, Brev saves it in this browser. Close the dialog or reload, and it's back next time you open the dialog for that goal, with an amber Draft badge by the goal's name.

  • Submitting the check-in clears the draft.
  • Drafts stay in the browser where you typed them. They don't follow you to another device.
  • Editing an existing check-in doesn't make a draft.
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