Support

If something is wrong, write to me.

I build Asevira on my own, so one person answers: me. Usually within a few days.

If you tell me what you were doing — what you tapped, on which screen — I'll understand the problem far faster than from “it doesn't work.” Include your iPhone model, your iOS version and your Asevira version (it's at the bottom of the app's Settings).

Questions that come up

I recorded something by mistake. Can I fix it?

Yes — correcting is normal, nothing to hide. Tap the counter on the row in Today, or the entry in the journal: from there you can change the day, the amount and the note, or undo the entry.

Where does my data go?

Nowhere. It stays on your phone: there is no account and no network. The details are on the privacy page.

How do I change the language or the appearance?

In the app's Settings. Language: Automatic, English, Italian or Spanish. Appearance: Automatic, Light or Dark. The names you typed stay in the language you typed them in.

Why doesn't Asevira count days in a row?

Because that's exactly what Asevira chose not to do. The app shows what you did, never what you left undone: no red days, nothing to defend. The manifesto in the app explains why.

I have too many aspirations and it won't let me add another.

You can have up to sixteen active aspirations, one per color. If you need another, merge two into a broader one (from the aspiration's menu) or to archive one: either way the history stays, nothing is lost.

I'm switching phones. Does everything come with me?

Yes, if you set up the new iPhone from a backup of the old one: Asevira's data comes along in it.

I have an idea for the app.

Send it to me. The best things in it started that way, from a real day of use.