Inventory of your apps
List the apps installed on your Mac, and add web services and others by hand.
In preparationApp for Mac
APOUL Continuity
Software changes. Your work continues.
A Mac app for answering one question: if the software you rely on disappeared tomorrow, could you keep working? Link the work you cannot afford to stop with the apps you use, where the data lives, how to get it out and what to use instead, then keep recovery steps and a record of trial runs. It is being prepared for release.
In preparationBeing prepared for release. Price, distribution and supported systems will be announced once fixed.
- Mac
- Nothing sent anywhere
- Next steps, not scores
Terms and policies
The terms of use and privacy policy will be linked here at release.
All terms and policiesWhy this exists
What would you do if that software stopped?
A service shuts down, a contract changes, the person who knew it leaves. The more essential the software, the more likely the backup plan has been put off. APOUL Continuity focuses on the work rather than the app, and shows you what is still missing, one step at a time.
What it does
What it does.
Register the work that matters
Record essential work with its priority, and link the main app and the fallback.
Where the data lives
Note where data is kept and whether you have actually managed to export it.
Recovery plans
Write down steps, fallbacks and who is responsible.
A recovery bundle
Pack what you need to resume without the original app into a single signed file.
Trial runs and status
Record recovery trial runs, and see each task’s level of readiness and the next step. No scores.
Export everything
Everything can be exported in plain formats other software can read.
Where this stands.
Coming soon. Supported systems (planned): Mac (macOS 12 or later). The release date and price will be announced on this page and in the news.
Questions
Common questions.
No. It does not promise recovery. It helps you organise your preparations and record what you have actually tested. Anything untested is shown as untested.
No. Records are stored on your Mac and are not sent anywhere.
It is being prepared for release. Date and price will be announced on this page.