Device changes and fragmented cloud storage can create data-loss risk, uncertain backups, duplicated services, and no dependable record of what moved or how it can be recovered.
Secure personal-data transitions
SafeSwitch
Coordinate personal-data transitions while keeping control of what moves and where it lives.
The job to be done
Why this product exists.
SafeSwitch brings migration planning, user-owned protection, and recovery visibility into one guided system. Actual transfer, backup, verification, and monitoring depend on the native client, permissions, platform APIs, or Vault services connected to the workflow.
How it works
One controlled path through the handoff.
- 01
Inventory
Identify the devices, accounts, and data in scope, then choose what should move and where it should live.
- 02
Move or protect
Use a supported migration or Vault connection and keep the operation’s real status visible.
- 03
Verify and recover
Confirm supported results, preserve the recovery record, and monitor the health signals available from connected services.
Concrete example
What the workflow looks like in practice.
A user replaces a phone and wants photos and documents on the new device plus a user-owned Vault copy. SafeSwitch inventories the sources, guides the supported transfer, shows status supplied by the connected tools, and keeps the recovery plan with the transition record.
Inputs and outputs
What goes in. What comes out.
Inputs and context
- Device and account inventory
- Data categories and destination choices
- Connected native-client permissions
- Vault or backup-service status
Resulting record
- Device and data inventory
- Migration plan and status
- Verification record where supported
- Backup-health view from connected services
- Recovery manifest and checklist
Where it fits
Distinct role. Clear handoff.
SafeSwitch unifies move, protect, and recover around portability and user ownership instead of presenting another undifferentiated storage quota.
Current boundaries
What this product is not.
These limits are part of the product decision. They are shown before the launch link so the current scope is clear.
- A web page cannot inspect an entire iOS or Android filesystem, read private app data, bypass operating-system security, or perform native backup and restore by itself.
- Device-level work requires native software, explicit permissions, supported platform APIs, and/or a user-owned Vault service.
- Unavailable capabilities must remain clearly labeled; simulated progress or findings are not evidence of a completed scan or transfer.
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