It is always a good practice to take a backup of your data so in case you lose access to your account, you don’t lose your notes. Currently backups are local only.
Since all your data is end-to-end encrypted, we do not have the access to restore your account if you forgot your account password and recovery key. Therefore we recommend that you store your password safely and make sure that you have saved your account recovery.
Backup & Restore
sectionBackup Data
to download the .nnbackup
fileBackup and Restore
Backups
Backup now
to save .nnbackup
fileOn Android when you take a backup first time, you will be asked to select a folder on your phone where you would like to store backup files. You can always change your backup files location from Backups > Change backup location
.
Regardless of the folder you select, Notesnook will create a folder “Notesnook/backups” inside it and store backup files there.
On mobile and desktop apps you can enable automatic daily, weekly or monthly backups of your notes. Your data will backup automatically and backup file will be stored locally.
To keep your backups secure & private, it is recommended that you enable encryption on your backup files instead of storing them as plain json data.
Backups are encrypted with your account password.
To restore a backup, you must be logged in to your Notesnook account.
Backup & Restore
sectionRestore backup
.nnbackup
file from your PC that you want to restore.Backup & Restore
sectionRestore backup
Restore backup
sheet, select the backup you want to restore. If your backup file is located in some other location, click on Open file manager
on top right corner of the sheet then select the backup file.