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How moving to a new iPhone really works: what goes over, what doesn’t, and in which order to do things to keep your data.
- Transfer app data to a new iPhone: what moves and howApp data moves to a new iPhone only through a backup and a restore. Where apps keep their data, what never moves, and how to bring apps over with their data from a Mac or a Windows PC.
- Moving to a new iPhone: the order that keeps your dataThe order for moving from your old iPhone to a new one, such as an iPhone 17, with a Mac or Windows PC: what to check before, what to turn off, and what to tap after the restart.
- Quick Start, iCloud or a computer: what moves to your new iPhoneThree ways to move to a new iPhone, what each one carries over, and when apps arrive without their data. With Apple’s own instructions.
- Apps didn’t transfer to your new iPhone (or came without their data)Why apps are missing, stuck on “Waiting…” or empty after moving to a new iPhone, what to check first, and how to get them back.
- Restore one app from an iPhone backupApple restores a whole iPhone, not one app. How to bring back a single app with its data, what it costs you, and what to do about photos first.
- How to back up your iPhone to a Mac or Windows PCBack up an iPhone to a Mac or Windows PC over a cable: how much space you need, what a backup contains and what it doesn’t, encrypted backups, and why the backup is smaller than the phone.
- Computer not recognizing your iPhone? What to check, in orderYour Mac or Windows PC doesn’t recognize the iPhone, or the connection drops in the middle of a backup. The checks that solve it, from the most common cause to the rare ones.
- Reinstall apps on iPhone from your purchase historyHow to get apps back on an iPhone from your Apple Account purchases when the old phone or its backup is gone, how TwinHop does it over a cable, and where the limits are.
- Transfer apps to a new iPhone after setup, with their dataYour new iPhone is already set up. How to add only the apps you need, such as a bank, a game or a messenger, with their data, from a Mac or a Windows PC, and what to know about photos first.
TwinHop: move to a new iPhone with your apps and their data
Move the whole phone, or only the apps you choose, over a USB cable from your Mac or Windows PC. Backups stay on your computer. Apps are installed from your own Apple Account purchases, while Apple allows it; data inside apps comes only from a backup.
$19.99 for one year, no auto-renewal. 3 computers, Mac and Windows in any mix. Backing up your phone needs no license key. Pricing and terms