CSV
The shared principle
Each guide follows the same flow: export a file from the source tool, prefer CSV or a format that can be converted to CSV, import that CSV into Equilibrition — available today — then review sensitive fields.
Migration Guides
Move to Equilibrition without losing your context
Practical paths to export data from your current tools, import the CSV into Equilibrition, and review the mapping before moving back into a clear cockpit.
PublishedNotion
Migrate from Notion to Equilibrition without rebuilding everything
A practical guide to exporting Notion as Markdown & CSV, importing the CSV into Equilibrition, and checking projects, tasks, notes, and resources.
Starting format: Markdown & CSV ZIP
Read the guide →PublishedTodoist
Migrate from Todoist to Equilibrition with a clean CSV backup
Export Todoist through backups or project CSV, import into Equilibrition, and review tasks, sections, dates, labels, and comments.
Starting format: Backup ZIP with one CSV per project
Read the guide →PublishedThings 3
Migrate from Things 3 to Equilibrition without touching the SQLite database
Export Things 3 through a shortcut or structured file, convert to CSV, import into Equilibrition, and review projects, tasks, tags, and deadlines.
Starting format: JSON or table converted to CSV
Read the guide →PublishedTickTick
Migrate from TickTick to Equilibrition with a CSV backup
Export TickTick from the web backup, import the CSV into Equilibrition, and review lists, tasks, dates, priorities, and recurrence.
Starting format: CSV backup
Read the guide →PublishedClickUp
Migrate from ClickUp to Equilibrition with a controlled CSV export
Export ClickUp as CSV, import into Equilibrition, and review Spaces, Lists, tasks, subtasks, Docs, and attachments.
Starting format: Workspace CSV plus separate Markdown Docs
Read the guide →PublishedAsana
Migrate from Asana to Equilibrition without duplicating tasks
Export Asana as JSON or CSV, prepare an Equilibrition-ready CSV, and review projects, sections, tasks, dependencies, and attachments.
Starting format: Preferred JSON or project CSV
Read the guide →PublishedTrello
Migrate from Trello to Equilibrition with JSON or CSV
Guide to exporting Trello, preparing an Equilibrition-ready CSV, and reviewing boards, lists, cards, checklists, and comments.
Starting format: Default JSON, CSV available on Premium
Read the guide →PublishedEvernote
Migrate from Evernote to Equilibrition with ENEX then CSV
Export Evernote as ENEX, convert notes into an Equilibrition-ready CSV, and review notebooks, tags, attachments, and reminders.
Starting format: ENEX converted to CSV
Read the guide →PublishedObsidian
Migrate from Obsidian to Equilibrition with your Markdown vault
Zip an Obsidian vault, convert Markdown notes into an importable CSV, and review folders, links, attachments, and candidate tasks.
Starting format: Markdown vault ZIP converted to CSV
Read the guide →PublishedLogseq
Migrate from Logseq to Equilibrition without editing your graph
Identify the Logseq graph type, export files or SQLite + assets, prepare a CSV, and review pages, blocks, tasks, and references.
Starting format: File graph or SQLite + assets converted to CSV
Read the guide →PublishedMarkdown
Migrate Markdown files to Equilibrition with a guided CSV
Upload Markdown files or a ZIP, convert notes, frontmatter, folders, links, images, and checkboxes into an importable CSV.
Starting format: Markdown or ZIP converted to CSV
Read the guide →PublishedGoogle Docs
Migrate from Google Docs to Equilibrition with Markdown then CSV
Download Google Docs as Markdown or through Takeout, prepare a notes CSV, and review content, links, images, and checklists.
Starting format: Markdown or Takeout converted to CSV
Read the guide →PublishedOneNote
Migrate from OneNote to Equilibrition with a reviewable CSV
Prepare OneNote pages as a notes CSV, import into Equilibrition, and review notebooks, sections, pages, files, and checkboxes.
Starting format: OneNote pages prepared as CSV
Read the guide →PublishedMonday.com
Migrate from Monday.com to Equilibrition board by board
Export each Monday.com board to Excel, convert it into an importable CSV, and review projects, groups, tasks, subitems, columns, and files.
Starting format: Per-board Excel converted to CSV
Read the guide →PublishedMotion
Migrate from Motion to Equilibrition without promising magic automation
Prepare Motion tasks and projects as a guided CSV, import into Equilibrition, and review statuses, dates, durations, priorities, and calendar blocks.
Starting format: Guided CSV from tasks and projects
Read the guide →PublishedAkiflow
Migrate from Akiflow to Equilibrition with a controlled export
Use Akiflow account export when available, prepare a CSV, and review inbox, folders, projects, tasks, tags, and time blocks.
Starting format: Akiflow export converted to CSV
Read the guide →PublishedSunsama
Migrate from Sunsama to Equilibrition with a CSV or JSON export
Export Sunsama data, prepare an importable CSV, and review channels, tasks, subtasks, dates, durations, and integration links.
Starting format: CSV or JSON converted to CSV
Read the guide →PublishedReclaim
Migrate from Reclaim to Equilibrition with a composite migration
Bring over tasks, Google Tasks, and calendar context around Reclaim, import the data as CSV, and review tasks, time blocks, habits, and meetings.
Starting format: Composite CSV from sources and calendar
Read the guide →Free guide
Pick up any project without rebuilding its story.
The Context → Action guide: five steps to capture, keep the why, and fit what matters into your week. With the tools you already use.
- Instant access, nothing to install
- A method, not a product demo
- It ends with a test to run this week
From step 03
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review the hero and choose the final version
A task carrying its verb and its context can be picked up two days later without rereading your notes.