Vetroscope Cloud
Vetroscope Cloud syncs your computers through our servers: sign in on each one and they stay in step, with nothing for you to run or look after. It’s part of Vetroscope Pro and included in the trial.
Setting up
Section titled “Setting up”- Sign in to your Vetroscope account (Settings → Account) — with your email and password, or Continue with Google.
- Go to Settings → Sync → Add sync target and choose Vetroscope Cloud.
- Finish setup. By default you use sign-in recovery, so signing in on your next computer is all it takes to unlock your data there. If you turn on end-to-end encryption, create or enter your encryption key and save it in a password manager before continuing.
- The first sync starts. On a new computer, this downloads your history.
Do the same on each computer, up to 5. You can see them — and remove old ones — under Connected devices in Settings → Account. Browsers you use for the web dashboard don’t count toward the five.
What syncs
Section titled “What syncs”Your tracked time and breakdowns, tags (including pinned tags and auto-tagging), goals, events, notes and note folders, categories, alerts, ignore lists, app customizations, and fixes like disputed idle time and dismissed blocks. Each computer shows up in the device filter on Home, so you can see one computer’s time or all of them together. Vetroscope Cloud also powers the web dashboard.
What we can and can’t see
Section titled “What we can and can’t see”App names, window titles, breakdowns, notes, and other private details are encrypted on your computer before they’re uploaded. The times things happened stay readable so sync can put them in order. With end-to-end encryption, losing your encryption key means your cloud data can’t be recovered — read Your encryption key before turning it on.
Turning it off
Section titled “Turning it off”In Settings → Sync, turn off Vetroscope Cloud’s power button to stop syncing this computer. Your data stays in the cloud for when you come back.
To delete the copy on our servers, choose Wipe cloud data from the ⋯ menu. That also turns sync off on this computer, so it doesn’t upload everything again seconds later. Turning it back on uploads everything on this computer from scratch. The data on your computers is never touched by either.