OWC Copy That Mobile

Been looking for this kind of app quite some time now. Tried a lot of app and a lot of them are unreliable, the windows photo backup corrupts the photos and videos. The Files app always crashes. Cloud app needs a fast connection. Then found this. Tried it and it did a great job so far. The only thing is, it shows the whole photo/video that it copies. Thats quite a battery hunger. But overall, it did a great. Sometimes, its just better to have a backup of files on the palm of your hands.

I am using CopyThat to copy pictures and movies from my iPhone 15 and my iPad to a USB C flash memory card adapter. It is great to backup photos and allows me to easily copy them to a PC. I like that I can select the date range and can skip existing files. Much easier then trying to connect directly to my PC.

Although the application offers a backup of files, it really does not accomplish what it says it can do. During the backing up of files, should Cooy That not find a particular file to backup, the process terminates. What the app should do is @bypass@ that file and present at the end of the backup, a list of all items not found or backed up.

Disappointed. I can’t even evaluate this app because I can’t get this app to even run for more than a couple seconds before it hard crashes.

Loving the design and concept of this app so far. I’ve been successful in backing up a years worth of photos with ease. I found it worth every penny of the premium price, but find myself feeling frustrated by the number of glitches. 1. The date picker window does not scroll at all, and cuts off the month near the middle. I sort my photos by month of the year, and find myself having to select the 1st of the next month in order to make it work since I cannot select the last day of the month as it is not accessible from the window, and this happens on both iPhone and iPad no matter whether the app is in portrait, landscape, or slide over. 2. The app seems to struggle with backing up photos that are stored in iCloud despite paying for the ability to export photos that are stored in iCloud in the photos library. I find myself having to pull up the photos in the photos app and forcing a download in order for this app to be able to copy it. 3. Crashes. Oh my gosh the number of times this app has crashed in the 3 days I have now been using it is staggering. No idea what triggers it, but it will crash at any point from launching and loading the app to attempting to perform a backup. Love this app, but it definitely needs some debugging.

Tried to transfer pics off my iPhone to a usb thumb drive. App picks the pics but when I try to choose a destination I get a message saying no documents recently visited. What gives??

Spent 4.5 hours copying photos and a few videos to memory stick only to find that the format of the memory stick had changed and was not recognized by Windows 11 PC. Huge waste of time and $2.99.

Works on iPhone but not on iPad Pro. Also purchased upgrade on iPad Pro and was asked to purchase again on iPhone. I thought the upgrade was a one time purchase.

App does just as it says. I use my iPad Pro instead of my phone since I can just put a USB C drive in directly. Free version does the job, the small extra one time fee unlocks a few features that are worth the small cost. The idea here is simplicity. This app is not a full featured backup or copy app. It is a quick and easy way to keep safe local copies of years worth of photos. I don’t trust the cloud alone to keep them for me.

This application worked very well for backing up the pictures/videos that were on my iOS devices to an SSD. I am still using iCloud but you can’t have too many backups incase something happens to your iCloud backup.