History Tab
The History tab allows users to view AI activity across the platform.It provides structured visibility into:
What was generated
When it was generated
Which workspace it belongs to
What type of content it is
Whether it was private or public
Access level depends on role:
Owner & Admin → Can view history across all workspaces
Member → Can view history only within assigned workspace
1. Viewing Platform Activity
The History tab serves as a centralized activity feed.It allows you to:
Track AI usage
Revisit past outputs
Monitor content generation
Audit credit consumption patterns
Each entry in History represents an AI action, such as:
Chat interaction
Image generation
Video creation
Audio generation
Uploaded file
Edited content
This creates a full operational timeline of your organization’s AI usage.
1. 1 Enable “Me Mode”
“Me Mode” filters history to show only your own activity.When enabled:
You see only content generated by your account
Other team members’ activity is hidden
Why Me Mode Exists
For organizations with large teams, history can become extensive.Me Mode allows:
Personal productivity tracking
Clean workflow management
Focused review of your own outputs
Reduced noise from other team activity
For Members, this is especially useful when:
They only need to revisit their own generated content
They want to isolate their own work
For Admins, it helps compare personal usage against total team usage.
1.2 Filter by Workspace
The workspace filter allows you to isolate activity based on project or team.
Primary Workspace (Default)
When an organization is created, the first workspace created is called the Primary Workspace.By default:
History shows activity from the Primary Workspace
This ensures that even new organizations have a visible starting point.
Switching Between Workspaces
If multiple workspaces exist, you can switch between them.When you select a workspace:
History updates to show only activity from that workspace
Content from other workspaces is hidden
Why This Matters
Workspaces isolate projects.For example:Agency:
Workspace A → Client A
Workspace B → Client B
Filtering by workspace ensures:
Client content does not mix
Clean project-level tracking
Accurate billing attribution
Members can only view the workspace they are assigned to.Admins can switch between all workspaces.
1.3 Sort by Date
Sorting controls how activity is displayed chronologically.
Latest First
Displays the most recent activity at the top.Best used for:
Daily monitoring
Reviewing recent work
Tracking new outputs
Ongoing campaign management
This is typically the default view.
Oldest First
Displays the earliest activity first.Best used for:
Reviewing long-term project timelines
Auditing historical usage
Tracking workflow progression
Investigating past campaigns
Sorting ensures flexible time-based analysis.
2. Filter by Content Type
Beyond workspace and user filtering, you can refine history by content category.This allows precision search across generated assets.
Uploaded Images
Displays images that were manually uploaded to the platform.Useful for:
Locating base images
Revisiting reference uploads
Reusing previous assets
Image Content
Displays AI-generated images.Includes:
Text-to-Image
Image-to-Image
Image Editing outputs
Helps users quickly locate visual outputs.
Audio Content
Displays:
Speech generation
Text-to-Music outputs
Audio files created via AI
Useful for creators and media teams working with sound assets.
Video Content
Displays:
Generated videos
Image-to-video outputs
Text-to-video creations
This is especially useful for:
Campaign review
Video asset tracking
Creative production oversight
Private Content
Shows content generated under private session mode.Private content:
Is visible only to the creator
Does not appear on the community wall
This filter helps isolate confidential or client-sensitive work.
Public Content
Shows content generated under public mode.Public content:
Is visible on the community wall
May be shareable
This filter helps separate:
Marketing/public campaigns
Showcase content
Collaborative outputs
Favorites
Displays content that has been marked as favorite.This is useful for:
Shortlisting final creatives
Saving best-performing assets
Organizing priority outputs
Quick access to important files
Favorites act as a lightweight bookmarking system.
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