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How to export your Sprachmemo notes to anywhere
Markdown, JSON, raw audio. Pipe into Obsidian, Notion, your CMS, your own scripts. No lock-in.
Key takeaways
/orgs/<your-id>/export for archive purposes.Open the note
Navigate to /notes, click any note to open the detail page.
Hit Export in the header
The header bar has a Download button labelled Export. One click.
Get the Markdown file
Browser downloads <title>.md. Title, body, every recording transcribed inline.
Markdown - the everyday export
Open any note. The header has an Export button. One click writes a Markdown file: the note title becomes the H1, the note body lands as prose, and every recording becomes an H2 with its filename + timestamp + transcript. Drop it into Obsidian, into a Notion paste, into your git repo - Markdown is the universal currency.
JSON + audio - the archive export
The account-wide GDPR export (under your settings → 'Daten exportieren') bundles a zip with: every note as a JSON object, every recording as JSON pointing at an inline WAV file, and a manifest. This is the format you want for backups and for moving to another tool down the road.
Raw audio - per recording
Each recording row in the note editor has a download icon. Click it and your browser saves the WAV file. Mono, 16 kHz, 16-bit - the format Vosk reads, the format every audio editor on Earth reads.
Programmatic export
Power users: every note + recording is reachable via the CRUD API (/xapi2/data/voice_note, /xapi2/data/recording) with a personal access token. Drop-in clients in 15 languages exist; the CLI exposes voice_note list + recording list. Pipe to your own scripts as needed.
Try Sprachmemo
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