Your data

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Your journal, parts, maps, pictures, recordings and Party Line all live in this browser. Here is how to take them with you, and bring them back.

What your data looks like

Four kinds of record, joined by ids. A spreadsheet copy (format 3) has a tab for each, plus Places, Shapes, Answers and Check-ins.

Part
one part you have met. id, name, job (manager, firefighter, exile, unsure), what it protects, what sets it off, how you notice it, a colour, a figure.
Map
one map of your parts. id, name, backdrop, where each part sits, the lines, the shapes drawn on it, check-ins, kept copies.
Line
a relationship between two parts on a map. from part, to part, kind (protects, at odds, allied, wary, feels), pencilled or inked.
Session
one finished walk. id, which walk, when, how loud before and after, every answer by step, the parts it met.
Every spreadsheet column
  • Parts: part id, name, job, protects, trigger, cue, colour, created, updated
  • Maps: map id, name, backdrop, created, updated
  • Places: map id, part id, part, x, y, tone
  • Lines: map id, line id, from part id, from, to part id, to, kind, pencilled
  • Shapes: map id, shape id, kind, label, x, y, w, h, tone
  • Sessions: session id, journey, part id, part, started, finished, before, after, stopped early, mad lib
  • Answers: session id, step, step title, how, answer
  • Check-ins: map id, when, words
  • Trailheads: trailhead id, when, line, kind, where, who, loud, part id, part, state, x, y, name, colour, other part ids, other parts