How to export your Huckleberry data

The steps

1. Open the Huckleberry app and tap the child icon in the menu bar.
2. Scroll down the screen and tap Export tracking data as CSV.
3. Confirm when it offers to email the export to you.
4. Huckleberry sends a download link to the email address on your account. The link is time-limited — around a day — and you can request a fresh one once it expires.
5. Open the email, download the file, and keep it somewhere you can find it. It is a .csv file, and that is the file to choose here.

Each child profile exports its own file, so export the profile you want to look at. The export contains everything you logged for that child — sleep, feeding, diapers, and the rest. This analyzer reads the sleep and feed records; other rows are counted and set aside, and notes are never read.

Where these steps come from

Last verified: 30 July 2026. These steps follow Huckleberry’s published help-centre article, Can I export my data from the app?

Apps change, and wording moves around. If a step does not match what you see on your screen, trust the app and check Huckleberry’s own help pages — they are the authority on their own export, and this page is not.

There are no screenshots here, and no Huckleberry logos, icons, or colours. These are plain text directions to a feature in someone else’s app.

Then what?

Bring the file back here. Your browser reads it on this device: nothing is uploaded, no account is needed, and you can switch on airplane mode first if you would rather watch it work with the network off.

Analyze it privately — nothing uploads

Curious what the analyzer does with the file, and what it deliberately refuses to say? That is all written down in Methods & caveats.