Export data

Download a zip archive with the database and every stored file.

Database and vector memory4.0 KBYour rows and the meaning-search over them. They share one SQLite file, so they travel together.Files and their details132 KBImages, video, audio and documents, plus the record of what each one is.Knowledge base (graph)emptyThe most expensive data here: rebuilding it means paying for the model to read every document again.Application settings41 KBBranding, SEO, images, languages, theme and routing — what makes this server yours rather than a fresh install.Communication channels153 BsecretThe Telegram bot token and the linked account. Anyone holding this archive can speak as your bot.Environment file2.7 KBsecretService secrets of this server. Useful for moving to another machine, dangerous anywhere else.

The two parts marked “secret” contain credentials: with them, anyone who opens the archive can act as your bot or reach your services. They are unchecked by default. If you tick them, keep the file off shared drives and out of chats.

The OpenAI key is never exported — you enter it again after restoring. Map data is never exported either: it is over a gigabyte, and the map page re-downloads its region on demand.

≈ 177 KB with the default selection, before compression

What a backup is made of

What goes in. Your rows and the meaning-search over them travel together — they share one SQLite file. Files come with the record of what each one is. The knowledge graph is the most expensive part here: rebuilding it means paying for a model to read every document again.

When to take one. Before anything that rewrites data — a restore, a migration to another machine, a risky experiment. A deploy does not need one: it restores code, and code lives in your repository.

What a backup does not cover. It is code-blind. Restoring an archive does not bring back the version of your application that produced the data, and a build rolled back does not roll back rows. Those are two different histories, kept in two different places on purpose.