How do I save my recovery code in Vozzle?
Open Settings → Encryption, where Vozzle shows you a recovery code. Copy it somewhere safe — a password manager is ideal — then confirm you've saved it. Vozzle encrypts your notes, meetings, and tasks end-to-end by default. On iPhone and iPad your key is kept in your iCloud Keychain, so another Apple device can unlock your history; on Android the key is held in the phone's own secure keystore and is deliberately left out of Google backup and phone-to-phone transfer, so a new phone or a reinstall starts with nothing to unlock it. The code is the one copy that travels. Vozzle can't see it or reset it.
Here's how
Open Settings → Encryption
From the Today screen, tap the settings gear, then open Encryption under Data & Privacy. You'll see that end-to-end encryption is already on — your notes, tasks, events, and folders are encrypted on your device before they ever reach Vozzle's servers.
Vozzle shows you the code
Under Recovery, Vozzle shows you a recovery code. This is the backup key for your encrypted data. On Apple devices your key also rides along in iCloud Keychain; on Android there is no equivalent, so without the code the key never leaves the phone it was made on.
Copy it somewhere safe
Tap Copy and put the code in a password manager, or anywhere you'll still have it when this phone doesn't work. You don't invent it and you don't have to remember it — you only have to keep it.
Confirm you've saved it
Confirm you've saved it, and the code becomes your backup key. This is the one step you can't undo later: Vozzle has no copy, so if you lose the code and lose your devices, your encrypted data can't be recovered by anyone, including us.
You can skip this at sign-in and do it later — on Android you are offered it once and can do it any time in Settings → Encryption. Do it while your current phone is still signed in: from there you can save a code and unlock a new phone with it. Without one, and with no signed-in phone left, nobody can recover your history — not even us.
Worth knowing
- Encryption is already onYou don't turn encryption on — Vozzle enables it by default. The code isn't what encrypts your data; it's the recovery key that unlocks it on a phone the key has never reached.
- Your key, never oursThe code derives a key that stays on your device. Vozzle's servers only ever see ciphertext they can't read, so there's genuinely nothing on our side to hand over, subpoena, or leak.
- It's your cross-device passportSign in on a new phone and the code is what unlocks your history. On Android it is the only way: the key is excluded from Google backup and from phone-to-phone transfer, so save the code while the old phone is still signed in, then unlock the new one with it.
- Change it any timeSave yours now, and you can replace it later in Settings → Encryption from any signed-in device — Vozzle issues a fresh code and the old one stops working straight away. Sharing an item with Bebo Work sends it unencrypted and stores it there so your team can read it — everything else stays end-to-end encrypted.
While you're here
What happens if I lose my recovery code?
If another device of yours is still signed in, you're fine: open Settings → Encryption on it and save a new code. On iPhone and iPad an Apple device synced through iCloud Keychain counts; on Android it has to be a phone that is still signed in, because the key never went anywhere else. It is only unrecoverable if you lose the code and lose every signed-in device at once. Vozzle never has a copy, by design.
Do I need a recovery code if I only use one phone?
Your data is encrypted either way. On iPhone, without a code your key lives only in your iCloud Keychain — fine until you lose that device or that account. On Android there is no such safety net at all: the key sits in that one phone's keystore, out of Google backup and out of phone-to-phone transfer, so a reinstall loses it. The code is cheap insurance, and it is what lets you move between an iPhone and an Android phone at all.
Can Vozzle reset my recovery code for me?
No. That's the whole point of end-to-end encryption — Vozzle can't read your notes and can't recover your code. Support can help with almost anything else, but not this. Keep it in a password manager so you never have to. If you set your own passphrase in an older version of Vozzle, that still works — enter it exactly as you did then.
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