Your Account, Goals, and Cross-Device Sync

Cross-device data belongs to your signed-in Talkey account, not to a device name. Sign in with the same account on the web and iOS before expecting progress to appear.

Talkey writes many actions locally first for a responsive experience and then sends them to the cloud. A connection interruption can therefore make one device look newer until synchronization finishes.

While you are signed in, the web app listens for cloud changes to flashcards, listening, library, goals, lessons, courses, profile, and achievements. Returning to a visible browser tab also triggers a refresh.

1. 1On the web, open Settings → App & Data → Sync Now to request the latest account, learning, and media metadata.
2. 2Check the Last synced time and wait for the operation to finish.
3. 3Reopen the affected deck, course, book, or playlist after sync.
4. 4If data is still missing, confirm both devices use the same account and that the older device was online after its last change.

Talkey tracks three daily targets: flashcards reviewed, listening minutes, and reading minutes. Targets are stored with each day’s achieved values so history can sync rather than being recalculated only on the current device.

Individual streaks are calculated from days when their target was met. The overall streak depends on completing all active daily goals. Talkey does not currently expose a streak-freeze shop, so the old Help Center claim about spending freezes was incorrect.

• Set targets in Settings → Profile & Account → Daily Goals.
• Flashcard progress increases when you rate reviewed cards.
• Listening and reading progress use tracked time in their respective players.
• Timezone determines when one goal day ends and the next begins.

• Change your profile picture, display name, user tag, country, app language, date format, and time format.
• Configure daily-goal, streak, word-review, course, and other learning reminders where supported.
• Use the feature-specific settings pages for flashcards, audio, radio, reading, courses, deck media, and uploaded books.
• Profile edits save to your account and can appear on other devices after sync.

Talkey includes lightweight social features built around your existing friends, not a public feed. Find people by their unique user tag and send a friend request; once accepted you can see each other's activity depending on visibility settings.

• Add a friend from Profile → Friends by searching their user tag.
• Send a nudge (a cheer, reminder, or “gg”) to a friend to encourage their streak; nudges appear in their notification or nudge inbox in real time.
• Open Friends → Visibility (on the web) to control whether friends can see your goals, streak, listening activity, or online presence. Presence is hidden from friends by default.
• Removing a friend also removes their visibility into your activity.

Talkey does not currently advertise one global account-history export from Profile settings. On iOS, individual flashcard decks can be backed up as TXT, HTML, Markdown, OPML, Anki, or CSV.

• Export important custom decks before deleting an account.
• Do not treat an offline-only file as synced until it appears on another signed-in device.
• If you reinstall iOS, sign in first and allow cloud restoration to finish before creating replacement copies of missing data.

• Record which device has the newest correct copy and stop editing the same item elsewhere.
• Note the affected deck, course, book, episode, or setting and the approximate time of the last correct change.
• Run Sync Now on the web and keep iOS open online.
• Contact support before deleting local material; deletion can also sync.