Your wallet. Another device.
Recover onchain schedules and understand what is saved only in your browser.
Open your schedules elsewhere
- Open VEYLOCK’s mainnet app on the new device.
- Connect the same wallet address and switch to Robinhood Chain mainnet.
- In Network setup, enter the same workspace contract address and select Use this address.
- Open Overview or Schedules to read your allocations from the chain.
Location does not change the onchain records. You still need network access, an available RPC, and a compatible wallet for transactions. Simply typing someone’s address does not give you control of their wallet.
What is stored where?
| Information | Storage | On another device |
|---|---|---|
| Token, creator, beneficiary, allocation and dates | Blockchain | Readable with workspace address and schedule ID |
| Released amount and transaction receipts | Blockchain | Readable from the chain/explorer |
| Selected workspace address | Browser storage | Enter it again |
| Custom schedule names | Browser storage | Shown as Schedule #ID unless named locally |
| Recent Activity list and demo data | Browser storage | Not synchronized |
Localhost and the public website
Your browser treats localhost and veylock.pages.dev as different websites. Addresses and labels saved on one are not automatically available on the other. Moving to a custom domain would have the same effect.
Clearing browser storage or using a fresh private session can also remove local preferences and labels. It does not delete funded schedules or change their onchain terms.
What is not available yet?
There is no server-side account profile, automatic workspace discovery, or cross-device synchronization of schedule names in this release. These are potential additions, not current product features.
You can already share a public schedule link across devices. The viewer does not require a wallet connection.