Hi @willie - not right now. Images are not uploaded but stored privately in local browser storage and the scene state is also local to the device you're currently editing on. Only custom presets are saved in your account and are available across devices. I don't think I want to go down the route of uploading images (and videos in the future) to a server as it would make things really complicated and ultimately more expensive for users.

Instead, here's something I'm planning on developing:

A handoff feature that allows users to privately send scene states including images from one device to another with a simple link or QR code. That way we can guarantee image privacy, keep everything fast and secure and most importantly don't charge storage costs when you probably already pay for cloud storage elsewhere. Would that work for you?

Turned this into a feature request:

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Sync between devices

### Synchronize current project between devices It would be great if we could start a project (ie multiple scenes with images) on one device and then hand it off to another device. ### Use Case I often start an edit on mobile, then want to refine it on a bigger screen or vice versa. ### Important Considerations Image privacy and avoiding redundat storage costs is super imporant so saving images and user data server-side is not the way to go. Instead, we should establish a private peer-to-peer connection between the users devices and allow handing off projects that way. Think Apple Air Drop. That would be fast, private and cost effective. This feature can be added to the app free of charge because there would be no added storage and data transfer costs which is ideal from user perspective. #### Based on [feedback: 120635]

monokee 9 months ago Suggestion