Result images, CSV and JSON export, PDF progress reports and backups

A count is more useful when you can show it to someone or keep it somewhere safe. A coach may want a one-page summary, a parent a picture for the family chat, and a data fan a spreadsheet. TouchTally covers all three, and all of it is made on the iPhone.

Share a result image

Every session's Export sheet has a Share result image button. Tap it and pick a size:

The image is a card with:

• the drill name, the date, and your count in large type with its unit
• a "NEW PERSONAL RECORD" pill when the session beat your best
• a grid of stats from the session, up to 8 (4 on the Square card)
• "COUNT EDITED BY HAND" if you corrected the count in Replay, so nobody has to wonder
• a QR code with "Scan to take me on" and "Free challenge in TouchTally", which opens a challenge to beat your score
• a timeline of the session when there is room
• "SESSION N" and the TouchTally name at the bottom

The image is saved as a PNG and handed to the share sheet. Result images are free. On the free plan the footer reads "Made with TouchTally"; with Pro it shows a plain "TouchTally" in grey instead.

Export data as CSV and JSON

If you want to dig into the numbers yourself, Export data (CSV + JSON) on the Export sheet saves a ZIP for that session with two files:

• events.csv, one row per touch or rep, with the columns t_ms, time, kind, part, confidence, edited and count
• session.json, with the session details and stats

To export everything at once, go to Settings, open Storage and tap Export all sessions (CSV + JSON) under Your data. You get a ZIP named like TouchTally_history_<date>.zip containing:

• manifest.json
• sessions.csv, one row per session, with columns including drill, session, started_at, duration_ms, total, rhythm_per_min, best_streak, left_right_ratio, hold_ms, edited and has_video
• one folder per session, each with its own events.csv and session.json

CSV opens in Numbers, Excel or Google Sheets. Videos are not part of the data export.

Make a PDF progress report

The PDF report sums up the last 30 days, handy to send to a coach or keep for yourself.

The report covers:

• the date range, your nickname as Athlete if you set one, the number of sessions and training days
• a best-per-day chart for the drill you trained most
• a Records table with each drill's sessions, best, latest and the change from first to latest in percent
• the badges you have earned
• a Sessions table with date, drill, score and duration; rows you edited by hand are in bold

A footnote is honest about where the numbers come from: "Counts come from the camera on the iPhone and may differ slightly from a hand count. Bold rows were edited by hand."

For more on records and the 30-day chart in the app itself, see training history and personal records.

Back up and restore your sessions

Your sessions live on the iPhone you train with. A backup lets you keep a copy or move them to a new phone.

Back up with a password (in Settings › Storage › Your data) asks you to choose a password and type it again, then encrypts your sessions into a .ttbackup file you can save in Files or send to yourself. Note the warning: "You need this password to restore the backup. It can't be recovered."

Restore from backup opens the Files picker. Pick a .ttbackup file and enter its password, or pick a plain data export ZIP. TouchTally adds only the sessions that are not already on the iPhone, then tells you how many were added.

If you share images or reports of young athletes, read the guide to video privacy and Minors mode first.