Exports and integrations
Where the table goes.
CSV ships with the first release. Google Docs reports and Airtable are planned. Google Sheets is a proposed addition. Each destination has defined behavior for repeated exports, so a schedule never floods a sheet with duplicates.
CSV
Structured records with your column names preserved.
- Export the full dataset or the filtered selection. The choice is explicit.
- Correct escaping for commas, quotes, and line breaks inside values.
- Column order follows your table.
Connection · No connection needed.
Google Docs
A formatted report containing the requested tables and explanatory content.
- Creates a document in a folder you authorize.
- Keeps source references next to each table.
- Distinct from Google Sheets. We do not substitute one for the other.
Connection · Connect a Google account and choose a destination folder.
Airtable
Records in a base and table you select.
- Map each column to an Airtable field.
- Choose append or update by a key you define.
- Repeated exports never create duplicates unless you ask for a fresh snapshot.
Connection · Connect an Airtable account and pick a base.
Google Sheets
A spreadsheet dataset in a sheet and tab you select.
- Choose append, update, or replace behavior per export.
- Never overwrites an existing tab without an explicit configured behavior.
Connection · Connect a Google account and select a spreadsheet.
Rules
How repeated exports behave.
- You connect a destination and choose exactly where data goes before the first export.
- Each export has a configured behavior: append, update by key, or replace. Nothing is overwritten by default.
- The exported selection is explicit. Full dataset or filtered rows, and it says which.
- Column names and order follow your table.
- A disconnected destination is a visible state, not a silent failure.
Early access
Need the table somewhere that is not listed?
Tell us where it has to land. Early-access requests decide which destinations we build after CSV.