With Undeletable, if Claude deletes your work, you just type /restore. It's back.
Real cases: Claude deleted something that mattered.
'Rewind code to here' appears on every turn, including turns where Claude deleted a file. Clicking rewind does not restore the deleted file.
Claude Code executed a destructive recursive delete command that successfully deleted all user files in my home directory… puts all Claude Code users at risk of data loss.
~10 days of development being permanently deleted… 160+ hours of near-launch production work was destroyed.
Agent ran destructive Remove-Item -Recurse -Force * on the repo working directory, destroying all source code that was never pushed to remote.
All files and directories within the parent ~/Desktop/ were permanently deleted (rm-style, not moved to Trash). This included multiple project directories… and personal files.
It has deleted a config directory of a system program I was having it troubleshoot, which was definitely not required, requested or helpful.
Undeletable saves a copy of everything before Claude touches it. Type /restore. It's back.
$19 · one-time · no subscription · no account
See it in action
A real rm -rf wipes a live project: code, a database, a .env. One /restore brings it all back, byte for byte.
Frequently Asked Questions
Don't Claude's checkpoints / /rewind already do this?
No. They don't bring deleted files back.
Checkpoints track Claude's Edit and Write calls, not Bash. And rm -rf runs through Bash. That's the exact gap. Undeletable snapshots the actual files, including the gitignored .env and local db that git and /rewind can't restore.
'Rewind code to here' appears on every turn, including turns where Claude deleted a file. Clicking rewind does not restore the deleted file.@andyrosa2 · GitHub Issue #34368 ↗
Can’t I just use git?
Git only saves what you committed.
Uncommitted changes, untracked files, your .env, a folder that isn’t even a repo, git never had a copy. And that’s exactly what gets wiped. Undeletable snapshots all of it, automatically, before the command runs.
Is $19 worth it?
One saved afternoon covers it.
It’s $19 once, no subscription. Lose a single file you can’t get back and it has already paid for itself, many times over.
Is it safe?
Verify before you trust it.
The install asks Claude to audit every file before it runs. It only ever touches ~/.undeletable and ~/.claude, no sudo, no uploads, nothing leaves your machine.
What if it doesn’t work?
Full refund.
If it doesn’t bring back a file you deleted, email us and you get your money back.
Lose one file and it pays for itself.
- ✓Saves a copy before Claude touches anything
- ✓/restore brings it back, even .env
- ✓Runs on your machine, nothing uploaded
If it doesn't bring back a file you deleted, email us for a full refund. Plain, readable code you can inspect before you trust it.
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