Find everything you've saved
You saved it a few weeks ago, and now you need it again. Everything you've saved (sermons, studies, devotionals, emails) lives in one place called Saved Work, and any of it reopens in the canvas ready for another pass.
1/4 · Tap Saved in the left rail
Good to know
- Your saved copy never changes. Edits happen in the canvas; tap Save this (the bookmark icon at the top left of the draft) when you want to keep the new version. It's saved as a new item at the top of Saved Work, outside any folder.
- There's no search box inside Saved Work — folders are how you find things quickly. Every card's ⋯ menu has Rename, Move to… and Delete.
- Need a PDF or a Word file of something you saved? Open it, then use Export at the top of the canvas.
- Preaching from a saved sermon? Open it and press the gradient Preach Mode button at the top of the draft, on the left just after the bookmark (on a phone it reads Preach). Your Preach Mode edits save to a chat in Chat History, not to the copy here.
If it’s not working
There's no Saved icon in my rail
It appears after your first save. If you've never saved anything, your work is still in Chat History, the bar just above the message box.
I asked a question about the draft and the canvas stopped following along
The draft travels with the chat only while it's open in the canvas. If you closed the canvas, or opened another chat, open the draft again from Saved Work before asking for a change.
It says “This draft is too long to rework in one pass”
Very long drafts can't be handed over whole. Ask for one section at a time, or paste the part you mean into your message.
My changes from Preach Mode aren't in Saved Work
Saved Work keeps each copy as you saved it. Pressing Preach Mode (Preach on a phone) on a saved draft first makes it a chat in Chat History, named after the draft unless you've renamed that chat, and your edits are saved there: open Chat History and tap Canvas on its row. To keep that version here too, tap Save this (the bookmark icon at the top left of the draft) at the top of that draft, and it's saved as a new item.
Next, you might want to
- Organize your drafts into foldersMake folders in Saved Work, move drafts into them, and rename or delete what you don't need.
- Save your sermon so you can find it laterSave a draft or an answer to Saved Work, and know for sure that it saved.
- Find a past chat or sermonGet back to a conversation from yesterday or last month, even if you only remember a phrase.
- Download your work before you leaveTake your sermons and drafts with you as Word files, PDFs or Google Docs, one item at a time.