Backupery Cloud v. 4415 – 29 October 2026 Starting from version 4284, Backupery for Slack and Backupery for Slack Export are now one unified Backupery application.

v. 4451 – 29 October 2026 Starting from version 4284, Backupery for Slack and Backupery for Slack Export are now one unified Backupery application. Changelog for Backupery for Slack up to v. 4284: https://www.backupery.com/backupery-for-slack-desktop-changelog/ Changelog for Backupery for Slack Export up to v. 4284: https://www.backupery.com/backupery-for-slack-export-changelog/

We’re excited to announce that Backupery for Slack and Backupery for Slack Export are now one unified application: Backupery. First, we want to say a huge thank you. Your loyalty and feedback have directly inspired this next chapter. Why We’re Merging Our Applications For a long time, Backupery for Slack and Backupery for Slack Export …

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By default, when the exported data is converted to Comfortable HTML, the exported files are placed into the files directory inside the HTML2 directory: but what if we want to change the location and put the files into the public_channels directory like on the screenshot below? Or what if we want to place the files …

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Let’s say you have a Slack workspace where three users communicate: Let’s say you need to generate readable message history for each of the users, keeping the message history segregated, so Alice can read only the following DMs: Also, Alice should only be able to read those private channels where Alice participates. If each of …

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Imagine that you have a conversation on Slack – in a public or private channel, or a DM – and you need to save this conversation for future reference. Of course, it’s possible to export the data using the Slack standard export tool or use Backupery for Slack, but what if you don’t have access …

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Post updated: June 30, 2026 Let’s assume there is a Slack Enterprise Grid org where one or more workspaces live. What if we need to move one of these workspaces (or a part of a workspace) into a new one, or merge it with an existing one? Let me show you how to do this. …

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When you are switching from Slack to Microsoft Teams it is often required to transfer Slack data to Teams, or at least to provide a convenient way to access Slack message and file history in Teams without having access to the original Slack workspace. In this article I’m going to show several alternative ways to …

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v. 4284 – 31 October 2026 v. 4065 – 7 July 2026 v. 4049 – 29 June 2026 v. 3960 – 18 April 2026 v. 3804 – 4 March 2026 v. 3275 – 12 September 2025 v. 3150 – 27 June 2025 v. 3104 – 13 June 2025 v. 3081 – 10 June 2025 v. 3029 – 24 May 2025 …

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