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XWX Backup
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About XWX Backup
XWX Backup is a Windows desktop application designed for heavy AI users who need to preserve, organize, and search their AI conversations across multiple platforms. It pairs with the free XWX Exporter browser extension to batch-export chats from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, Grok, Copilot, Perplexity, Google AI Studio, Kimi, Yuanbao, and GitHub Copilot into a local Markdown vault. The app supports scheduled backups as frequent as every 30 minutes, ensuring conversations remain up-to-date without manual intervention. Users can filter conversations by title, date range, or account before exporting, and incremental sync prevents duplicate entries. Exported conversations are stored as standard Markdown files with YAML frontmatter containing metadata such as model, timestamps, tags, and source URLs, making them compatible with tools like Obsidian, Dataview, or Logseq. The application operates locally, communicating with the browser over localhost without routing data through external servers, ensuring full data ownership and privacy. Even if the app is uninstalled, the vault remains accessible as plain files on the user’s machine. The tool is particularly suited for developers, researchers, writers, students, consultants, and teams who rely on AI platforms for work or study. It enables users to build a searchable second brain, archive debugging sessions, literature discussions, drafts, or client research, and maintain a permanent knowledge base. The free tier allows users to view, search, and export individual conversations, while the Pro tier adds batch exports, scheduled backups, and Obsidian sync for hands-free management of AI conversations.
Key features
- Batch export across 11 AI platforms
- Scheduled backups from 30 minutes to daily intervals
- Full-text search across all saved conversations
- Obsidian vault sync with YAML frontmatter
- Selective export by title, date or account
- Incremental exports to prevent duplicates
- Local Markdown vault with no vendor lock-in
- Pause, resume and failure reporting for exports
Use cases
- Developers archiving debugging sessions and code snippets
- Researchers storing structured experiment logs with metadata
- Writers preserving drafts and outlines in a searchable knowledge base
Pros
- Batch exports across 11 AI platforms in a single run
- Local Markdown vault with full-text search over all conversations
- Obsidian sync with YAML frontmatter for structured organization
- Incremental exports that skip duplicates automatically
- Supports selective export by title, date or account
Cons
- Windows-only desktop application
- Requires pairing with a browser extension
- No macOS or Linux support
- Pro features require a paid subscription
Frequently asked questions about XWX Backup
What is XWX Backup and how does it work?
XWX Backup is a Windows desktop app that pairs with the XWX Exporter browser extension to batch-export AI conversations from multiple platforms into a local Markdown vault. It communicates with the browser over localhost, ensuring data remains on the user's machine without passing through external servers.
Which AI platforms does XWX Backup support?
The tool supports 11 AI platforms, including ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, Grok, Copilot, Perplexity, Google AI Studio, Kimi, Yuanbao, and GitHub Copilot. It handles multi-account platforms like Gemini and AI Studio by enumerating each account separately.
Can I schedule automatic backups with XWX Backup?
Yes, XWX Backup allows users to set scheduled backups ranging from every 30 minutes to daily. The app fetches only new content and includes risk controls to avoid overwhelming the platforms.
Does XWX Backup support Obsidian integration?
Yes, the Pro tier includes one-click Obsidian vault sync, where conversations are saved as plain Markdown files with YAML frontmatter in a designated subfolder. The files are compatible with plugins like Dataview or Logseq.
Is my data stored in the cloud or locally?
XWX Backup operates locally by default. Conversations are stored as standard Markdown files on the user's machine, and the app communicates with the browser over localhost without using external servers.
What is the difference between the free and Pro versions?
The free version allows users to view, search, and export individual conversations with a small watermark on exported files. The Pro version adds batch exports, scheduled backups, and Obsidian sync with no watermarks on output files.
