Progress Export
Progress Export writes your local scores, rounds and streaks to a file so you can load them on another device. Settings are not included. Free.
In Progress Export, progress lives on this device only, so this is how you keep a copy or move to a new phone: save a file, load it on the other side.
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Works offline after the first visit. No install, no sign-up.
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How to use Progress Export
What the file contains
Your scores, rounds played, last-played dates and streaks — everything under the saved-progress storage. Your theme, text size, one-hand choice and language are not included, because those are choices about the new device rather than progress you carry over.
Loading a file never happens halfway
The file is read and checked in full before anything is written. A file that fails is refused whole, leaving your current progress exactly as it was. Writing as it parsed would leave you with half of a file imported and no way to tell which half.
Your old progress is kept as a backup
Loading takes effect immediately, so the data it replaces is captured first and kept. If the file turns out to be the wrong one, the previous progress still exists to be restored.
The file says what it is
It carries a marker showing which site and which version wrote it, so a file from somewhere else is refused rather than half-understood. A file from a newer version is also refused, since this version cannot know what it means.
Plain, readable text
The file is ordinary JSON text you can open and read. Nothing is compressed, nothing is encrypted, and there is no format to install in order to look at it.
Progress Export — Frequently Asked Questions
Does the file include my theme and text size?
No. It carries progress only. Theme, text size, one-hand layout and language are settings for the device you are on, so they stay with that device instead of travelling with your scores.
What happens if I load the wrong file?
It is refused if it did not come from this site, or if anything inside it is malformed, and nothing is changed. If it is a valid older export, it loads — and the progress it replaced was saved as a backup first.
Can I edit the file by hand?
It is plain text and will open in any editor. That said, a value of the wrong type is refused on load, so edit carefully — the checking is there to protect your existing progress, not to stop you.
Why is there no cloud sync instead?
Because sync needs an account, a server and a way to handle conflicting scores, and it stops being free and private the moment it exists. A file you keep yourself does the same job for the case that actually matters: moving to a new phone.
Does it need installing or an account?
No. Saving is a local file download, and loading reads a file you pick. Nothing is uploaded.