Data Jar

Please, add Apple watch support

Didn’t find anything comparable feature wise with such ease of use. Reliable and syncs across all devices. Absolutely best for me.

I was searching for a way to keep track of bar stock but needed a data container to remember all the quantities. This app fits the bill perfectly and was so easy to implement so thank you very much!

simple the best!

This is a must have app the more you use it the better it becomes, perfect with shortcuts

Just an awesome app to use with shortcuts. Please tip the developer as the app is free.

So this app is basically a no sql type storage which makes life so much easy if you’re handling data in shortcuts. I used to question its utility gives iOS shortcuts have inbuilt dictionary and lists. I learnt that it is not easy to maintain persistence and at the same time view and edit logged data. As an example I am using it to keep a track of my blood glucose, date, meals, coffee and insulin dosage. It becomes so much easy to organise all this data in a structure most convenient for me (to later plot using charty app) which otherwise would be an impossible task with iOS inbuilt data types. Full marks for practical and simple implementation. Also a bonus is that it syncs data instantly between my devices and it stays in my iCloud.

Such a simple app concept but with endless use cases. Can be used for simple data storage or much more complex shortcuts related processes. Another addition to my arsenal of mobile working tools.

If you like Apple Shortcuts or are learning how to develop them, this app is a MUST. When I learned JSON, this app became very easy and convenient to use. I recently used it for a project where I setup a flow of shortcuts to save App Store icons, store app info and base64 values as well as the image urls to create visually pleasing menus. This would've been so much work without Data Jar. I now have all this info easily accessible between my devices, in a visually-pleasing format. Thank you, Simon!

Love the app, fills in the gap of needed global values for Shortcuts. Has most related actions, except for one glaring miss. Since you allow Boolean type values, where is the Boolean action to set a value? Worth the tip jar, thanks!