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Exporting Data

Export your data from the Exports page. Reach it via Dashboard → Exports or the Data Management section on the Dashboard.

All exports download as CSV (comma-separated values) files that you can open in any spreadsheet application or process with scripts.

Messages

Downloads all messages you have posted as a CSV file.

Fields included:

Column	Description
`id`	Unique message ID
`content`	The message text
`publiclyVisible`	Whether the message is public (`true` / `false`)
`createdAt`	Date and time the message was posted (ISO 8601)
`updatedAt`	Date and time of the last edit
`tags`	Pipe-separated list of tags attached to the message
`parentId`	ID of the parent message if this is a reply (blank otherwise)

Lists

Downloads your list definitions — the structure and metadata of each list, not the row data.

Fields included:

Column	Description
`id`	Unique list ID
`title`	List title
`description`	List description
`isPublic`	Whether the list is public (`true` / `false`)
`parentId`	ID of the parent list in a hierarchy (blank if top-level)
`createdAt`	Date and time the list was created
`updatedAt`	Date and time the list was last modified

To export the actual rows stored in a list, use the List Data Rows export below.

List Data Rows

Downloads all row data from all your lists in a single flat CSV. Each row in the CSV represents one row from one list.

Fields included:

Column	Description
`listId`	The ID of the list this row belongs to
`listTitle`	The title of the list
`rowId`	Unique ID of this data row
`rowData`	The row's field values, serialised as a JSON object (`{"Field Name": "value", ...}`)
`createdAt`	Date and time the row was created
`updatedAt`	Date and time the row was last updated

Because different lists have different schemas, row data is exported as a JSON blob rather than individual columns. You can parse the rowData column in a script to extract specific fields.

Follows

Downloads your followers and following relationships.

Fields included:

Column	Description
`type`	`"follower"` (they follow you) or `"following"` (you follow them)
`userId`	The other user's ID
`username`	The other user's username
`displayName`	The other user's display name (blank if not set)
`createdAt`	Date and time the relationship was established

Use cases

Backup — Keep a local copy of all your content independent of the platform
Migration — Move messages or list data to another system
Analysis — Import into a spreadsheet or data tool to review patterns in your messages or lists
Archiving — Preserve a snapshot of your lists and data at a point in time