Disaster recovery for your n8n workflows.
A bad edit, an overwrite, a deleted node, or a wiped instance — and a workflow that took days to build is gone. Recovery is only possible if you kept versioned history. Keel keeps it automatically.
You can't restore what you never captured
n8n keeps no version history across sessions, so by the time you realize a workflow is broken, the last good version is already overwritten. A folder of occasional manual exports rarely has the version you actually need.
How Keel gets you recovered
Continuous versioned history
Every change is snapshotted automatically, so there's always a recent known-good version to fall back to.
One-click rollback
Tag a snapshot as a release and export importable JSON to restore that exact version in n8n.
Backed up to your Git repo
Redacted workflow JSON is committed to your own GitHub/GitLab — recovery that survives even a lost instance.
See what to restore
Plain-English diffs show you exactly which version was the last good one before things broke.
Find out what changed before your client does.
Keel runs a lightweight agent next to your n8n — snapshots, diffs, alerts, and rollback, with your secrets and API key never leaving your box. Free forever on one instance.
Questions
How do I recover a deleted n8n workflow?
If you have a prior export you can re-import it. Keel keeps that history automatically — restore the last known-good snapshot as importable JSON.
What if my whole n8n instance is gone?
Because Keel commits redacted workflow JSON to your own Git repo, your version history survives the instance — you can rebuild from it.
Will restoring leak secrets?
Stored workflow JSON is redacted, so you re-add credentials on restore rather than exposing them in history.
See every change before it breaks a client.
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