Because there’s no developer server, your data only leaves the device when you decide to back it up. Local backup, manual Drive backup, and scheduled Drive backup are encrypted and stay under your control.
A backup is saved as a single encrypted file, locked with a password you choose. Local backup supports Data Only or Full Backup with media. The backup password is never stored and cannot be recovered by the app.
The backup password is never stored and can’t be recovered by the app — keep it somewhere safe.
You link your own Google account and the app uploads one already-encrypted file to a hidden Drive app folder (appDataFolder) that only KaiZenly+ can see. Backups go to your Drive, never to the developer. This flow is opt-in and still in testing.
Once Drive backup is set up, KaiZenly+ can keep backup manual-only or run encrypted backups automatically on a daily or weekly cadence. The Drive page also separates account connection, media inclusion, backup now, restore, and disconnect so each action is clear.
If the phone is offline or the selected network condition is not available at the backup time, the app can wait and run when the connection returns. The backup is still the same encrypted file, stored in the user’s Drive instead of a developer server.
Account email is masked in these screenshots for privacy.
Placeholder for a screenshot showing Data Only export, Full Backup export with media, password setup, import/restore, and backup scope explanation.
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Placeholder for a screenshot showing connected Google account, include-media toggle, manual backup, restore, disconnect, and schedule controls.
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