Email Hello@Praxis-HQ.ai.
It helps to include your device (for example “iPhone 16 Pro”) and your iOS version. If something looks wrong on a sheet, a screenshot answers most questions instantly.
On your device, in the app’s own storage. They are included in your
iPhone or iPad backup, so restoring a backup restores your heroes. Deleting the
app deletes them — export a .folio (or a PDF) first if you
want a copy.
No, and this is worth being plain about: the folio has no servers and no account system, so nothing is stored anywhere but your device. Nobody — including us — has a copy to restore from.
The way to never need this: swipe a hero and tap Export.
The .folio file it hands you is a complete copy you keep, and
Import a Folio File brings it back.
Swipe a hero in My Heroes and tap Export.
You get a .folio file — your character, whole — which
you can AirDrop, email, or save to Files and carry however you like. On the
other device, open the Folio menu in My Heroes and tap
Import a Folio File.
Restoring the new device from an iCloud or computer backup also brings every hero with it, if you would rather move the lot at once.
Open the same purchase screen and tap Restore Purchases. Purchases are tied to the Apple Account that made them, so make sure you are signed in with that account.
1st Edition (1977–1988) and the 2024 revision are both in the app and free. 2nd Edition (1989–1999) and 5th Edition (2014) are separate one-time purchases, each adding that ruleset, its own sheet and its spell tables. A character keeps the ruleset it was made with. That includes a hero somebody sends you, and one you keep after a refund — an imported character goes on working in its own ruleset either way.
The free folio holds one hero. The Folio is a single one-time purchase — no subscription — that lifts the limit and unlocks the class pages, blank printable sheets, and printing without the identity freeze.
On the free tier, printing a character sets its identity in ink — name, class, race, alignment and ability scores stop being editable. Everything that changes from session to session — hit points, experience, inventory, spells, notes — stays editable, and you can reprint as often as you like. Unlocking The Folio removes the freeze.
Pinch. The page re-typesets as it grows rather than magnifying a blurry image, so the small print stays crisp. Double-tap toggles between fit and 2×.
Dice Tray → Preferences → Quick roll skips the cutscene and shows a compact result instead.
Turn off double-sided printing in the print dialog. The sheet is designed as two single-sided pages.
Refunds are Apple’s to give, not ours — we never see your payment details and cannot reverse a purchase. Ask at reportaproblem.apple.com, signed in with the Apple Account that made it. Tell us as well if something in the app was the reason; that is the part we can do something about.
Yes. The same purchase covers iPhone and iPad through your Apple Account.
Send the email above with what you did, what you expected and what happened. Screenshots are gold, especially for anything visual — a value in the wrong place, type that does not fit, art that looks off.
Genuinely welcome. Spell tracking was the most-asked-for addition and has landed — a searchable library of 1,461 spells across four rule sets, slot tables per class and level, and a Grimoire page that rolls what it can. More rules families are still on the list.