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Priviot Sync

Synchronization between your devices.

Priviot Sync is an optional online service for supported content in PDF, Write, Paste, and Notes. Local core features remain usable without an account.

Core principle

Sync is enabled explicitly.

Signing in alone does not upload local documents. In PDF and Write, every document must also be enabled for sync individually. Paste and Notes synchronize supported content only after the respective product area has been enabled.

Local use and sync are separate.

Without enabled sync, documents, text, snippets, and notes remain on the device. Account data, organizations, and roles belong to the account service and are not presented as document sync.

Process

From local content to a second device.

Content is encrypted on the device before transfer. The sync service stores encrypted objects and the metadata required for operation, ordering, and conflict detection.

01 · SelectionEnable sync

Deliberately enable a product area or individual document.

02 · DeviceEncrypt content

Encryption happens before transfer.

03 · ServiceStore ciphertext

The service processes encrypted content and operational metadata.

04 · Target deviceVerify and apply

An approved device decrypts and applies the state.

Product scope

What each application synchronizes.

The scope is product-specific. Priviot does not automatically treat every local file as sync content.

ApplicationSynchronized scopeImportant limit
Priviot PDFSelected PDF documents and their encrypted versions.Only individually enabled documents. Concurrent edits are preserved as conflict copies.
Priviot WriteSelected documents in supported formats, including embedded content.Only individually enabled documents. Documents are not merged field by field.
Priviot PasteText snippets and supported attachments.Device- or operating-system-specific triggers can remain local and do not overwrite other devices.
Priviot NotesSupported notes, tasks, reminders, projects, tags, areas, filters, and version states.A reminder's local trigger state remains a device event and is not transferred as a completed alert.
Encryption

Content is protected. Operational metadata remains visible.

Client-side encryption protects content, but it does not make operating a sync service metadata-free.

Encrypted user data

  • enabled document content and document versions
  • supported snippets, notes, and attachments
  • content fields and file names inside the encrypted envelope where provided by the product

Technically visible data

  • account, device, product, and object identifiers
  • object type, schema, revision, and deletion status
  • timestamps, ciphertext size, hashes, and encrypted blob references
Important: Disabling a product area stops future synchronization. It is not automatically the same as deleting sync data already stored. Local files remain unaffected.
Control

Devices, conflicts, and recovery.

Connected devices can be viewed and signed out in the Priviot account. Conflicts are not silently overwritten; applications preserve competing states or present them for a decision.

Keys and devices

The exact key provisioning depends on the product and device state. Approved devices receive only the key material required for their encrypted use. Recovery options are explained in the application.

Account and organization

Sign-in, memberships, roles, and invitations are account features. They may be required for sharing or collaboration, but they do not automatically upload local documents.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Priviot Sync.

Short answers about activation, accounts, and disabling sync.

Do I need sync to use Priviot?

No. The local core features of PDF, Write, Paste, and Notes work without enabled sync and without a mandatory account.

Does signing in upload all files?

No. Signing in alone does not start document uploads. PDF and Write documents must also be enabled for sync individually.

Can Priviot read my synchronized content?

Supported private content is encrypted client-side before transfer. Technical metadata remains visible for operation; its scope is listed above.

Is sync a backup?

No. Sync aligns working states between devices and does not replace an independent backup of important files.