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One of our values at Reflect is regarding data-portability. In short, your data is always yours to take wherever you want.
While we do store your data in a proprietary format (which helps us with the offline sync, encryption, etc), you can always export it into an open format (like HTML or Markdown).
We currently support imports from:
To import data you can navigate to your Graph’s preferences (keyboard shortcut: cmd ,)- and click on relevant graph in the sidebar.
<aside> ⚠️ We recommend creating a new graph when importing any data. To do so, click the little ‘plus’ icon by the Graphs header in the sidebar*.*
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First you’ll have to export your existing Apple Notes using the provided script below, then import them into Reflect normally. You can watch the video demonstration of how to do this below.
🔗 Download exporter script:
AppleNotesExporter.workflow.zip
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVV7GJpFo8A&ab_channel=Reflect
Evernote has a relatively simple export feature. You can either export entire notebooks, or select individual notes to export. Then you can import your notes normally. We also have a video walkthrough of this you can watch below.
<aside> ⚠️ We currently do not support importing attachments (like PDFs) from Evernote. Sorry - this is on our todo list.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LelGdRSeGdI&ab_channel=Reflect
We currently support exports in the following formats:
To export data you can navigate to your Graph’s preferences (cmd ,) - and click on relevant graph in the sidebar.
Select the format you want to export as, and then click ‘Export Reflect’.
While all your notes inside Reflect are securely synchronized to the cloud whenever you’re online, we also make daily backups to your hard-drive.
This is useful in case a natural disaster takes out our servers, or you lose your password.
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