okay so since the simply plural situation and most plural app alternatives shutting down, we've set up our own system (no pun intended) to save our information. We're going to write this all down in case is useful for someone else:
Google sheets and google docs for alter information: I know, I know, google bad and all that, but we genuinely need somewhere online to save all that information. In the doc we've used tables and the spreadsheet is a spreadsheet with all of our information saves from simply plural, including profile images. Luckily we're only eleven so gathering all this information only took us maybe a week.
We're also planning on creating a physical binder to store all that information just in case (I know, we're paranoid), but maybe we will do this in the holidays when we have free time. For now, google docs is not shutting down anytime soon and works just fine.
Physical journal for tracking switches. This has been a pain in the ass because we're not always available to write down in the notebook the moment we switch. So we're just using a combination of the notes app to track who switches and at what time they switch, and then transferring it all to the notebook at the end of the day.
We're also still using or method to use Daylio in the morning to store the day information (we've been journaling every single day since april, our syscovery) and SP for switches, so it takes a bit of time to do this every single day.
A combination of different apps and programs (besides SP, we're using SP until the moment it shuts down): Antar (for chatting, we don't trust discord), Ampersand, Ourcana and Timestamp. I know, I know, there are lots of apps and seems a bit excessive, but I prefer to prevent any misfortunes. It's been a bit tedious to use so many apps at once, and we're not even sure how to put our images in the app, but it's been getting better.
And that's it! I know this may seem excessive, but if truly all plural apps shut down in the near future, we want to be prepared. A non plural app alternative we've also found to track switches is Timestamp, which is a bit wonky but works just fine. So if everything shuts down we're using that and Daylio.














