Export Data
UseOpenClaw lets you download your bot’s data at any time. Whether you want a local copy of your conversations, a backup of your configuration, or a full archive of everything — it’s all accessible from your bot’s page.
Where to Find It
From your bot’s page on the UseOpenClaw platform:
- Click the Export button (Download icon) in the action bar
- Choose one of the 4 export types
- Your file will download as a
.tar.gzcompressed archive
Export Types
UseOpenClaw offers four types of data export, each containing a different subset of your bot’s data:
| Export | What’s Included | Contains Sensitive Data |
|---|---|---|
| Full Export | Everything — conversations, memory, config, and all bot data | Yes |
| Conversations | All chat sessions and message history across your agents | No |
| Memory | Agent knowledge, learned patterns, and internal state | No |
| Config | Settings, authentication profiles, and credentials | Yes |
Full Export
A complete archive of your bot’s entire data directory. This includes everything the other three exports contain, bundled into a single download. Useful for creating a comprehensive backup or migrating your data.
Conversations
All your chat sessions — the messages exchanged between you (and other users) and your bot. This is a history of every conversation your bot has had, organized by agent and session.
Memory
Your bot’s accumulated knowledge and state. Over time, your bot learns from conversations and builds up context — this export captures that internal state.
Config
Your bot’s configuration files, including settings and authentication profiles. This is the smallest export but contains the most sensitive data.
Full Export and Config exports may contain API keys, authentication tokens, and credentials. Store exported files securely and do not share them publicly.
Why Export?
- Local backup — Keep a personal copy of your data outside the platform
- Migration — Move your bot’s data between instances or platforms
- Archiving — Save conversation history for your records
- Inspection — Review your bot’s configuration and memory locally
These exports map directly to your bot’s underlying OpenClaw data directory structure, so they’re fully compatible if you ever want to work with the data outside of UseOpenClaw.