Typeday is a typewriter-style planner: routines, events and tasks on one page, with your data kept on your iPhone.
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Open the menu at the top right (⋮) → Auto Backup and choose a folder in iCloud Drive. A backup file is saved there every day and the last 30 are kept, so your data survives deleting the app or switching phones.
Sign in to iCloud with the same Apple Account on each device and install Typeday (on a Mac with Apple silicon, search for Typeday in the Mac App Store), then open ⋮ → iCloud Sync on each and turn it on. Changes you make on one appear on the other; the first time, both devices’ data is merged. iCloud Sync is part of the Full Version.
In the new copy of Typeday, tap ⋮ → Import JSON and choose the latest file in your backup folder.
Touch and hold an empty area of the Home Screen, tap Edit at the top left, then Add Widget, and search for Typeday. Choose Large, Medium or Small (there are also three for the Lock Screen). Widgets are a Full Version feature.
⋮ → Widgets has step-by-step Shortcuts instructions. Once it’s set up, this week’s calendar is swapped in every day. This is also a Full Version feature.
Open ⋮ → Theme. There are five themes: Typewriter, Candy, Glass, Notebook and Newspaper. Typewriter and Candy also have color options below the list (Terminal is always dark), and Glass lets you pick a background. Typewriter is free; the other four are part of the Full Version.
Sign in to the App Store with the same Apple Account, then open ⋮ → Full Version → Restore Purchases.
Turn it on in ⋮ → App Lock. You can also choose how long you can be away before it asks again (immediately, 1 minute or 5 minutes). If Face ID doesn’t recognize you, you can enter your iPhone passcode instead. App Lock protects only the app itself; widgets and the Lock Screen weekly wallpaper still show your items.
⋮ → Tutorial.
Typeday follows your iPhone’s language. To change it for Typeday only, go to Settings → Apps → Typeday → Language.
No. Typeday has no accounts and no server. See the Privacy Policy.