Garagey
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Report a problemThere is no account. Garagey works entirely on your phone, offline, with nothing to sign in to and no server holding a copy of your records.
Two ways. If you set the new phone up from your old phone's iCloud backup, the garage arrives with it, photos included, and there is nothing to do. Otherwise, on the old phone go to Settings, Backup, save a backup, and put the file somewhere the new phone can reach it, such as iCloud Drive. On the new phone the empty garage offers Restore from a backup, and Settings, Backup offers it too.
Reminders are worked out from your service history, not from the day you created the rule. Log the service that actually satisfies it, with its real date and mileage, and the reminder moves to match. If nothing in your history matches the rule, it keeps the point you set when you created it.
That is the default. Under Settings, Car imagery, choose Demo to fetch a studio render from make, model and year. Demo renders arrive watermarked because they use the image provider's public key. Your own key from imagin.studio renders them clean, and Drawn keeps the app fully offline.
Yes. Restoring replaces everything currently in Garagey on that phone with what is in the backup file, and it cannot be undone. That is deliberate: merging would quietly bring back cars and records you had deleted since the backup was made, with no way to tell which ones. If this phone holds records worth keeping, save a backup of it first.
Every backup ends with a marker that says the file is whole, and Garagey refuses one that is missing it rather than restoring most of your history and looking fine. The usual cause is a file still downloading from iCloud Drive: open the Files app, wait for it to finish, then try again.