Export your entries, the way you need them.

CSV overview and PDF print view

You choose a period and the sections to include: check-in, notes, activities, day plan and measured values with their source. The CSV file opens in any spreadsheet app. In the browser, the PDF overview opens a print view; in the iPhone and Android app, an HTML print file is shared via the target app you choose. The actual PDF is created through the print dialog or the target app.

The days loaded on the device are used.

Filtered entries from the journal

Under Entries you narrow down your records by period, tag and search text. You can download or share this selection as CSV and open it as a print view. The file contains your own records for the matching days – check-ins, notes and structured entries; imported device and measurement values are deliberately not included here. How to filter by tag is explained in Tags and comparing days.

Day plan as a calendar file

You can download a day plan as an ICS file. It appears in your calendar app as an all-day event with the plan details you chose. This is a one-time transfer, not ongoing calendar sync.

Download all account data

Separately, you can download all data mypacing stores about you at any time in the app. You get a JSON file for your own records or technical processing (Art. 15 and 20 GDPR). The help page also describes how.

Things to keep in mind

Exported files contain personal and partly confidential information. Think about where you store them and who you share them with. The files are compilations of your own records and device values – not a medical report and not an assessment by mypacing. If you take them to a conversation, the source information for measured values helps: it shows where a value came from.

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