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Your family memories stay on your device

An updated guide for readers arriving through an older Kavanah identity link.

Practical steps

This older address refers to an identity rollout. It should not be read as a description of Kavanah’s current storage model. Kavanah Journal now keeps journal content in local device storage and does not provide ASL-operated online storage or cloud backup. The current product page describes the available features and limits.

Local storage changes what you need to plan

Keeping family writing and photos on your own device gives you control over where that record lives. It also makes a recovery plan important. A browser’s local data is not a managed backup, and an app being installed does not mean a second copy exists elsewhere. Losing or clearing storage can mean losing the journal.

  1. Read the recovery instructions before putting irreplaceable memories into any journal.
  2. Make a local export when you choose to keep a separate portable copy.
  3. Store the export and recovery information somewhere you can still reach if the original device is lost.
  4. Check the documented restore process before replacing or clearing the original device.
  5. Review any files you share; a copy someone already downloaded cannot be recalled by changing a setting later.

A fictional device-change checklist

Imagine you are moving from an old phone to a new one. First identify the journal and export you intend to move. Follow the current recovery instructions on a nonessential example before relying on the process for your family record. Confirm that the expected entries and photos are readable on the destination before erasing the original. Keep recovery information private; support cannot simply unlock forgotten encrypted content.

Where to find the current instructions

Open Kavanah Journal for its current help and recovery options. If an older article or bookmark suggests online storage, use the current product notice instead. This update does not introduce a cloud account, a backup service or a promise of recoverability. It explains the choices that make a local journal easier to use responsibly.

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