Let’s get you unstuck.

• What you expected to happen and what happened instead.
• Your iPhone model, iOS version, and FaveFew build number.
• A screenshot with private names or notes hidden whenever possible.

Never send a password, one-time code, API key, recovery key, or full social export file in a support message.

Version 0.1.0 (build 4) is a local-only preview with fictional examples. You can add people manually, choose one person at a time through Apple’s system contact picker, and review connection records from selected Facebook and Instagram JSON archive files. Additions remain on this iPhone until you clear them or remove the app.

Native sign-in, account sync, push reminders, background refresh, and live Instagram or Facebook connections are not active yet. Those are expected preview limits, not lost production data.

1. In Meta Accounts Center, choose “Your information and permissions,” then “Export your information.”
2. Choose the Facebook or Instagram profile, select the Connections category, and request JSON format.
3. When the archive is ready, download it to your iPhone and tap the ZIP file in Files to unpack it.
4. In FaveFew, open People, tap “Bring your people together,” choose Meta archive, and select the relevant JSON files.
5. Review the names before importing. Existing matches are left untouched so you stay in control.

Meta’s menu labels can change and exports may be incomplete. Keep the full archive private and never email it to FaveFew support. Future live connections will use official Meta authorization only for supported account types; FaveFew will not request social passwords or scrape consumer profiles.

The iPhone preview creates no FaveFew account. For the invited web alpha, you can ask for access, export, correction, or deletion by emailing privacy@favefew.com. Read the full privacy notice for details.