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          Data Sharing

 

Sharing data between devices, even if different Apple accounts, is possible.

First, go to Backup / Restore page in Help tab and tap Save to iCloud to back up your data. Alternatively you can Backup to Service of Choice, such as Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive. Although Tidy data automatically saves to your device, but we recommend routine manually backups in case your device is lost or stolen.

To update your other devices sharing same account, tap Restore from iCloud or tap Restore Any Saved Backup. A popup will confirm successful transfer. Please be patient, as transfer time depends on internet speeds and traffic. 

To Share with Someone using a different Apple account, you will need to send them a copy of your backup file so they can upload your data to their Files and then download it into their Tidy app. To do so, follow these steps:

    1. Tap Export Copy to Share to send message with backup zip file attached. Note that zip files never open or require passwords!

    2. Recipient opens menu in attachment and saves backup copy to their local Files by doing one of the following:  If iOS, tap title at top of attached and select Save to File. If iPadOS, long press attached and select Save to Downloads.  

   3. Recipient then opens Tidy Health PHR and taps Import Shared Copy. This button will appear either on Welcome Screen, if new user, or Help > Backup / Restore screen.

   4. Backup zip file may be kept inside a folder marked Privacy. To restore data, select folder and tap Save / Done.

⚠️Alert: when data restores, previous entries are overwritten and replaced with most recent data so each app is duplicated.

Please read: Data sync in real time is not possible when data is stored locally on your own device and not on third-party cloud services. So in order to share Tidy data, it is necessary to backup on one device and then restore its data on second device. We recommend using iCloud Drive to backup, but you can also use another cloud service such as Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive. You can even use Apple's Airdrop feature to share between nearby devices using bluetooth .

        

 

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