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Just realised everything you asked for exists! There is a chat for yourself in Ryver. On the left hand panel scroll down to People and click on yourself. You can chat with yourself (but don't expect a reply!) and there is also a Tasks tab where you can create personal tasks for yourself on a kanban board. You can even click the dots on one of your own chats to Create Task..., and pick "Personal" if you want to create a task from the chat in your personal task board.

SPAM ALERT - I believe the last two posts from "MitchellJose" are spam. I don't recognise that name as a user of any of my export tools. The link to "page" has nothing to do with Ryver - I suggest you do not click it. Also I am not aware of any product which imports data into Ryver, at the moment.

Here's the JSON I exported from my organisation for a completed task. It would also include body (description), subtasks (checklists) and attachments if it had any.

                      {
                          "__metadata": {
                              "type": "Entity.Tasks.Task"
                          },
                          "id": 643346,
                          "__descriptor": "Print window - Show print preview",
                          "subject": "Print window - Show print preview",
                          "body": "Generate a print preview using the user's printer page size and preferences. A single page will be fine for now",
                          "position": 0,
                          "tags": [
                              "Print"
                          ],
                          "short": null,
                          "dueDate": "2020-06-27T12:00:00+01:00",
                          "completeDate": "2020-06-23T08:58:17+01:00",
                          "sourceType": null,
                          "sourceId": null,
                          "archived": false,
                          "commentsCount": 1,
                          "latestComments": [],
                          "attachmentsCount": 0,
                          "assignees": {
                              "results": [
                                  {
                                      "__metadata": {
                                          "type": "Entity.User"
                                      },
                                      "id": 10244,
                                      "__descriptor": "Joe"
                                  }
                              ]
                          },
                          "subTasks": {
                              "results": []
                          },
                          "extras": null,
                          "__permissions": 15,
                          "__subscribed": true,
                          "__reactions": {},
                          "createUser": {
                              "__metadata": {
                                  "type": "Entity.User"
                              },
                              "id": 10244,
                              "__descriptor": "Joe"
                          },
                          "createDate": "2020-02-05T11:04:40+00:00",
                          "modifyUser": {
                              "__metadata": {
                                  "type": "Entity.User"
                              },
                              "id": 10244,
                              "__descriptor": "Joe"
                          },
                          "modifyDate": "2020-06-27T10:58:17+01:00"
                      }
                  ]
              },


I have created an independent exporter for Ryver data called RyExport (see my web site UtilitySoftware.Store). RyExport uses the Ryver API to export the tasks, topics, and chats from all teams and forums you have access to. It exports as JSON and also generates HTML web pages to let you view the data more easily. 

The JSON includes the title, description, user who created the task, assignees, completion date, modified date, and modified user. I don't believe Ryver stores who completed the task, but you may be able to use the assigned user or user who last modified it.

If you would like to export team members private chats, topics, and tasks from Ryver, I just released an independent exporter called "RyMember".

RyMember uses the Ryver API to export the personal data for a single user, including Private chats (1-to-1 DMs) with all other users, Private topics shared with other users, Personal task board and task details.

We are an independent software vendor and are not associated with Ryver. 


For more details please see UtilitySoftware.Store

As you probably know, I gave up waiting for Ryver to add this feature and developed an independent windows application that uses the Ryver API.

Version 2 is now available. It fulfils a lot of the requirements mentioned in this topic over the last 4 years.

It exports almost everything from Ryver and could be used for SOX compliance or audit archiving. It only exports the teams you are allowed to view.

A lot of people export their data for peace of mind, or in case of accidental deletion.

You can buy RyExport here:


Notable v2.0 improvements:

  • Attachments, images and entities can now be exported
  • Login with your Ryver username and password (easier than cookies), or use the original cookies method
  • Teams and forums are exported to separate folders for easier searching or sharing
  • Renamed ExporterRy to RyExport to avoid confusion with Backupery and Authory
  • Emojis and smilies are correctly rendered in the html human-viewable data
  • Counters show how many items have been exported

I hope this does what you need. Please let me know if there is something you'd like me to add.

Você pode usar o Ryver Api para extrair tarefas gratuitamente. Mas você precisará escrever um programa. ExporterRy exporta Tarefas e Tópicos, mas não é gratuito.

(You can use the Ryver Api to extract tasks for free. But you will need to write a program. ExporterRy exports Tasks and Topics, but it is not free.)

Also the ```code``` markdown didn't work in the forum :-)

Here's what the Ryver emojis look like without the ZWJ:  (rowboat + male, walking + male)

// Ryver =
// :rowboat: = "🚣 ‍♂️" 1f6a3 200d 2642 fe0f
// :walking: = "🚶‍ ♂️" 1f6b6 200d 2642 fe0f

Sorry, the title of this wasn't very descriptive. It took the search term and I forgot to update the title. A better name might be "Ungendered shortcodes are appearing as gendered emoji"

Whatsapp does this as well (tested on iPhone).. Large for a message of one emoji, and medium for a few emojis.