Where Does Timery Store Time Entries on iPhone?
Where Timery keeps its Toggl cache, widgets and settings on iPhone, and what syncs via API.
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Timery is a front end to the Toggl API: time entries, projects and tags live in Toggl, while the app keeps a local cache, widget timelines and preferences in its container. There is no file based project to copy.
Migration means signing in; the cache rebuilds itself. Offline starts queue locally and push on reconnect, so brief signal loss costs nothing. Back up through Toggl exports when the data itself must leave the service.
Where Timery stores this, by platform
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No portable file exists to copy; entries live in Toggl with an offline cache in the app container. Sign in restores everything. Use Toggl exports when data must leave the service.
Frequently asked questions
How do I move Timery to a new iPhone?
Nothing local needs rescue; sign in with the same Toggl account and entries return. Widgets rebuild from the account. Local drafts of running timers sync on next launch with a connection.
Does Timery work offline?
Timery caches recent entries for offline viewing, but Toggl holds the record. Edits made offline queue and push when the connection returns. Conflicts resolve toward the latest write.
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