This article will show you how to archive and unarchive data and recover data deleted from the app.
- If you accidentally deleted something from the app, you can recover it by unarchiving it, as long as your data was synced before you deleted it.
- Deleting data from gaiagps.com also deletes it from your devices, and cannot be recovered.
- Archiving data allows you to remove data from the app without permanently deleting it.
- Archived data is removed from your device and saved to your web account. You can then unarchive it and sync it back to your device when you need it.
Archive Data from the Website
1. Log in to your account on www.gaiagps.com.
2. From the drop down menu under your profile image, choose the data type (e.g., Tracks, Routes, Waypoints, Maps) you are looking for.
3. Archive data by toggling the sync column to "Off." You can also mass select data to sync by using the checkboxes on the left side of the data list and then click "Toggle Sync."
Note: Toggling sync to OFF will remove the selected data from all devices synced with gaiagps.com. It will not be deleted. It will also remove the data from the main map on gaiagps.com.
Unarchive/Restore Data from the website
Note: you can only unarchive data from the website. It's not possible to unarchive data from the mobile app.
1. Log in to your account at www.gaiagps.com
2. From the drop down menu under your profile image, choose the data type (e.g., Tracks, Routes, Waypoints, Maps) you are looking for.
3. Click the "Show Archived" button in the upper right (see picture below).
4. Toggle sync from "Off" back to "On." You can also mass select data to sync by using the checkboxes on the left side of the data list and then click "Toggle Sync."
Note: You can select all items on a given page by clicking the checkbox next to 'Title' at the top of the leftmost column. If you have more than one page of items, clicking this checkbox will reveal additional text to the right of 'Title' that says 'Select###Items'. Clicking this text will select all items across ALL pages.
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