re-upload your local notes (see advanced sync preferences) to the cloud to make sure what you have locally is also reflected online.
you should close NotePlan on all devices (except the one from where you want to upload).
If you have changed notes before restoring the backup and are using CloudKit:.
Copy the contents of your backup ("Calendar", "Notes", "Plugins", "Themes", etc.)Īnd paste the folders into NotePlan's folder.
Delete anything inside your NotePlans folder.
Close NotePlan, in case it's still running.
Reveal your NotePlan's folder in Finder (or Files app).
To make a full backup (so you can restore all at once), you can make a copy of your NotePlan iCloud Drive folder, similar to how you make backups using CloudKit explained before. Read here to learn how to find your notes in Finder. You can revert a note to a previous version using TimeMachine by opening it with TextEdit, then click in the menu bar under "File" -> "Revert to". Even without your external backup disc, it creates local snapshots of the last 24h, read more here. If you are syncing with iCloud Drive, your notes should be automatically backed up by TimeMachine unless you have turned it off.
If you hit "Copy", navigate to another folder, then long-press into empty space until the black context menu opens and select "Paste".
If you have compressed the folder, either keep the zip file here or move it to another folder where you store your backups.
Long-press or right-click on "NotePlan" to reveal the context menu.
Open the Files app ("Dateien in German"), locate NotePlan in "On My iPhone/iPad".
Here too, you can copy the full folder somewhere else on your device or cloud location. Your notes are stored in Files app > On My iPhone/iPad > NotePlan.
Copy & paste NotePlan's folder "co.noteplan.NotePlan3" somewhere safe like your Desktop or Documents folder.
Reveal your notes in Finder (click on "Show in Finder" in the note menu top right).
However, it is recommended that you also make manual backups. Your notes will be automatically re-downloaded once you run NotePlan on a new device. If you are syncing with CloudKit, all your notes are uploaded to the CloudKit database (operated by Apple), which can serve as a backup if your Mac or iOS devices stop working. How to make a backup of my notes? Backup using CloudKit
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