Surfer Protocol: Wikipedia for Personal Data Exporting

Table of Contents

1. Description
2. Features
3. Currently Documented Platforms
4. Getting Started
5. Development
6. Publishing Changes
7. Troubleshooting
8. Acknowledgements

Description

Surfer Protocol is an open-source project aimed at documenting the process of retrieving personal data from various platforms. This repository contains the documentation for the protocol. For more information, visit the manifesto.

Features

• Step-by-step guides for exporting data from popular platforms
• Easy-to-follow documentation
• Community-driven projects (coming soon!)

Currently Documented Platforms

• LinkedIn
• Twitter
• YouTube
• Notion
• Gmail
• Github
• iMessages (coming soon!)
• Telegram (coming soon!)
• Strava (coming soon!)
• Fitbit (coming soon!)

Getting Started

To get started with contributing to Surfer Protocol, visit the contributing guide.

See the open issues for bug reports and feature requests.

Roadmap

• Add more platforms
• Add more exporting methods for platforms
• Add community projects
• Build a no-code tool to make it easier to add platforms and exporting methods
• Build a better data exporter
• Add chatbots and knowledge graphs to the platform

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Built with

• Mintlify

Contact

Surfer Discord Server - @SahilLalani0 - @JackBlair87

Acknowledgements

• Mintlify