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Export your toy library's data and photos from SeTLS or MiBase — import into ToyHive, or keep a backup. Anonymiser mode included. Moving your toy library off SeTLS or MiBase — or just want a backup? This extension exports your library's own data straight from your logged-in admin to a `.zip` file on your computer. That `.zip` imports directly into ToyHive (https://toyhive.app) — members, toys, loan history and photos arrive ready to go — or keep it as a backup you control. The extension reads the pages your admin account can already see — members and history, toys, settings, fees, and photos — in your existing logged-in session, and bundles them into one `.zip`. • Runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded to us or anyone else. • The export imports straight into ToyHive — no reformatting or spreadsheet wrangling. • Supports both SeTLS and MiBase libraries in Australia and New Zealand. • Anonymiser mode replaces member and child personal details with realistic fake data and omits personal photos and documents, while keeping the operational data useful for a migration trial. • Full export mode preserves the real data for backup or migration. • An optional structure-only mode redacts values for developers and screenshots. • Captures toy photos and your library logo too. • Throttles requests to stay gentle on the source server. You stay in control of the resulting file. Made by ToyHive (https://toyhive.app) — phone-first toy library software for Australia and New Zealand. Migrating your library? See https://toyhive.app/migration for how a supported migration works.
Sep 3, 2026
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