Take your data with you

Head to Account → Export and you'll get a single JSON file with everything we hold about you: your account, your addresses (active and retired), every message you've received, your API keys, and your audit log.

It's the same data you see in the UI, just in one file you can keep, search, or move elsewhere. The download is instant — no email-me-later step.

What you get

Section	What's in it
user	Your account details.
addresses	Every @inboxy.net address you've ever had, active or retired.
messages	Every message ever delivered to your aliases — metadata, classification, urgency, read state.
attachments	Index of every attachment, with a link to fetch each file.
api_keys	A list of which keys exist, when minted, when last used, when revoked. (Hashes only — never the plaintext key.)
audit_log	Every administrative action on your account.
digest_schedules	Your daily-digest setup.

Big stuff stays out of line

Raw email bodies and attachments don't live inside the JSON — they're often megabytes each, which would make the file unwieldy. Each message and attachment includes a pointer; pull individual blobs through the API at:

• GET https://api.inboxy.net/v1/messages/:id/raw — the full original email.
• GET https://api.inboxy.net/v1/attachments/:id — a single attachment.

Both work with any read-scope API key.

A future export may bundle everything as .eml files in a single tarball — drop us a line if you'd use that.

Opening the file

Any JSON reader works — your editor, a browser tab, or command-line tools like jq:

# How many messages do I have?
jq '.messages | length' inboxy-export.json

# List my aliases
jq '.addresses[] | .local_part' inboxy-export.json

A note on the rare extras

A handful of signup-time fields (IP, browser user-agent) are kept internally for abuse-prevention but not included in the standard export. They are GDPR-personal data and we'll furnish them on request — email support@inboxy.net.

Schema versioning

The file's schema_version field bumps when the shape changes. Version 1 is the launch shape and will stay valid; future versions will be additive (new fields) until any major migration, which we'd announce on the status page with at least 90 days' notice.

Stuck?

support@inboxy.net.