Change device, without losing a thing.

This is the whole Fortress's moment of truth: the day you restore. With Ozorys it isn't stressful — it's a non-event, provided you wove your net.

Restoring, a non-event

People often picture restoring as a technical ordeal. Here it's the opposite: a new device, your code, and the vault comes back intact. The whole architecture of the previous modules converges on this simple moment.

The fear of “losing everything when I change phones” no longer has any basis — not by magic, but because you prepared the ground: a net, a key, a check that has already done its work.

The gesture, step by step

The principle is always the same: you retrieve one of your strands — the encrypted file, the Tribu cloud, or the paper QR key — you enter your code or scan the key, and Ozorys unseals the block to rebuild your vault. No data ever travelled in the clear; restoring merely puts the key back in the lock.

A few seconds later, your categories, your history, your RAV are exactly where you left them.

The recovery phrase

Depending on how you closed your vault, a second open-sesame may come into play: the recovery phrase. It's the fallback for combined mode in particular, where the code alone isn't enough to reforge the key. You keep it carefully, like the paper key — it's a rampart, not a detail.

Well kept, it turns even a lapse of memory into a mere setback. It's the last piece of the net, the one that closes the circle of peace of mind.

Pick up exactly where you left off

This is where the Fortress closes its promise: losing the device is no longer losing the budget. You open a new door, and there is your vault — intact, up to date, yours. Sovereignty was never a constraint; it was the guarantee of this continuity.

You've walked the whole Fortress: understanding the encryption, weaving a net, checking it, keeping the ultimate key, sealing, and restoring without fear. Your vault no longer has a blind spot — and your data, more than ever, belongs to you alone.