1. Protect the export
Keep your Simply Plural export private, backed up, and somewhere you control.
Export guidance reference
If you exported from Simply Plural, protect that file.
The emergency export window has passed. This page remains as guidance for people who already created a Simply Plural export and need to know what to do with it now.
PluralBridge is now focused on the first browser-based release: sign in, review a Simply Plural export before saving it, and work with member profiles in the browser.
Your export may be the bridge.
A Simply Plural export may now be the most complete copy of your System’s data. Keep it private, keep a backup, and keep it somewhere you control.
Please do not send us Simply Plural tokens, passwords, export files, screenshots, or private System data.
What an export may contain
A Simply Plural export can contain sensitive System data even when the files look ordinary.
- Member records and profile data.
- Notes and text records where available.
- Avatar images where available.
- Fronting history and timestamps.
- Custom fields, privacy buckets, groups, and related exported data.
What to do with your export now
- Keep the export in a private folder or drive you control.
- Make at least one backup copy somewhere safe.
- Keep the export out of public GitHub repositories, paste sites, screenshots, and public support threads.
- Do not email or direct-message the export to PluralBridge or anyone else unless you have made a deliberate private-data decision.
- Remember where the export is stored so you can use it when the PluralBridge import path is ready.
What changed after shutdown
The PluralBridge public focus has moved from emergency export help to the first browser-based release. Export guidance remains here as reference for people who already exported and need to protect what they saved.
The next useful step is import preview: a way to inspect preserved Simply Plural data before anything is saved into PluralBridge.
2. Follow the browser release
PluralBridge is building toward sign-in, import preview, and member profiles in the browser.
3. Help build the bridge
Developers, reviewers, testers, documentation helpers, and security-minded contributors are welcome.