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- Use the world's most popular (open source) version control tool, hosted Subversion (SVN)
- Manage changes and versions made to any type of file, including text files (source code) or binary files (any non-text file)
- Useful for developers and non-techies alike: Use Codesion's graphical interface or a popular SVN client
- Drag and drop by mapping your SVN repository to a Windows or Finder Network Drive
- Efficient versioning of any file type: SVN uses a binary differing algorithm to efficiently transmit and store success revisions of any file type (i.e. MS Word documents, Adobe files, etc.)
- Directory Versioning: SVN tracks revisions made to entire directory trees over time, providing an easy method to version files and folders in a central repository
- "All or none" (atomic) commits - know that a change or collection of updates will either be recorded in entirety, or will fail (e.g. due to lost network connectivity)
- Easy Branch Merging: Subversion combines two repository trees by comparing differences, and applying the differences to a single working copy
- Easily Roll back to previous file or directory versions in case of error or file conflicts
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