Nexport Get launch news

Move content anywhere Tools that move what you own between platforms

Your content should be able to leave the platform it lives on.

Nexport builds tools that move structured content — courses, posts, notes, files — from one platform into another, with the modules, threads and order intact. The first route is Skool to Notion. The next is Notion to Obsidian. The road goes to any platform, any platform.

See CourseKeep, the first tool Get launch news

One email on launch day. Nothing else.

Routes source → destination
Skoolclassroom, posts, files, videos
Notionpages, in the same order

CourseKeep · in review

Notionpages and databases
Obsidianmarkdown, on your disk

Next · no date yet

Any platformwhere your content is stuck
Any platformwhere you want it

The road

Products

One tool today. Built to hold more.

Each Nexport tool moves one route. It gets its own name, its own page and its own colour, so you always know which one you are holding.

CourseKeep

Product #1 · Chrome extension

Skool to Notion

Your courses. Your knowledge. Forever.

Chrome Web Store · in review

Never lose a course again.

CourseKeep archives an entire Skool community into your own Notion — lessons inside their modules, community posts and threads, file attachments, videos — before you lose access. The cohort ends, the creator moves platforms, the subscription lapses, the community shuts down. The archive stays.

For Skool members who keep a second brain in Notion, course collectors, creators who teach on Skool and want their own copy, and anyone whose cohort is about to close.

  • Lessons and modules, with the order kept
  • Community posts and their replies
  • Files, downloaded and linked from the lesson
  • Videos, as local copies at 720p or 1080p

470steps

to move a 47-lesson classroom by hand, following the migration guides

3actions

with CourseKeep: connect Notion once, press archive, leave it running

$49once

for one community, forever. Free trial by email, no card. 14-day refund.
See CourseKeep Pricing, how it works, and where it draws the line.
Product #2

Notion to Obsidian

More tools on the way. This is the next route, and it will get its own card here when it is real — there is no date yet. Launch news below is the one place you will hear about it.

Your content, your platform

What Nexport stands for

Four things every Nexport tool has to be true to. They are the reason the company exists, not a features list.

Nexport tools work only on content you can already open, signed in, in your own browser. They do not bypass paywalls and they do not share, publish or resell anyone’s work. The CourseKeep page spells out exactly where that line sits.

Launch news

One email on launch day. One more when the next tool ships.

CourseKeep is in review at the Chrome Web Store. Leave your email and you are registered for launch day — the free trial starts from that email, no card, nothing to install until it is live.