Moving to a nowhere phone, moving between them, or keeping your own copy. These all run in your browser — what leaves a phone or a profile goes where you send it and nowhere else. Chrome or Edge on a computer.
Pull contacts, calendar and photos off your old Android over USB, pick files by hand, or make a copy of a profile you already have. Whichever you choose, it creates a new profile.
Writes an encrypted copy of one whole profile into a folder you choose — everything it holds, exactly as it is stored. Nothing here opens your data.
Takes a folder an export wrote and puts that profile back into the store, under the name and passphrase it already had. For a profile that was deleted, lost, or left behind.
The same USB pull, saved into a folder you choose instead — ordinary contact, calendar and media files. Useful on its own, and a sensible thing to keep before you wipe anything.
Already have a nowhere phone and just want your files? Download your data → gives you contacts, calendar and media in ordinary formats.
Flashing a phone erases it, so bring your data across before you install. Ready for that part? Install nowhere →