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ListPort.com covers list portability: exporting tasks, contacts, playlists, and wishlists from one app and importing them into another — formats and field maps.
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What List Port Does
About list portability: getting your lists — tasks, contacts, playlists, wishlists — out of one app and into another without retyping.
Find the CSV, OPML, or JSON hiding in your app's settings — nearly every app has one.
Turn one app's export into another app's import, with the quoting and encoding traps flagged.
Make 'due date' in one app land as 'deadline' in the next instead of vanishing.
Carrying playlists between music services: what transfers, what breaks, what to check.
vCard and CSV routes between address books, with duplicate cleanup on the way through.
Count items, spot-check fields, and keep the export file until the new home is proven.
How List Port Works
Dig the export option out of settings and save the most complete format offered.
Reshape the file to the destination's format and decide where each field should land.
Bring the list in, count the items, spot-check the details, and only then retire the old app.
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CSV is the lingua franca for most lists, vCard for contacts, OPML for feeds and outlines. When the destination app documents its import format, start from that and work backwards.
Fields the destination doesn't support are the usual casualties — tags, attachments, custom columns. Map fields before importing and verify counts after, keeping the original export as your safety net.
The list itself — titles and artists — usually can, by matching tracks in the new service's catalog. A few tracks may not exist there, so check the misses after the transfer.
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