Oura on the Web Is Gone: Where to Export Your Data Now

Oura discontinued its browser dashboard, Oura on the Web, on October 5, 2026. Your historical data was not deleted. It now lives in the Oura app and the Membership Hub, and a full export has to be requested there and can take up to 10 days to arrive.

What actually happened to Oura on the Web?

Oura's own support page confirms the shutdown date and where your data went: "Oura on the Web has been discontinued as of October 5, 2026. Your data is still available in the Oura App and Membership Hub" (Oura on the Web support article). This was a browser-based dashboard, useful for people who wanted to look at trends on a bigger screen than their phone. That specific view is gone. The underlying data was not deleted, and Oura has not said it plans to delete it.

Where can I see my Oura data now?

Two places. The Oura mobile app still shows your daily scores and trends the way it always has. The Membership Hub, a separate web portal from the discontinued dashboard, handles account management and data export, and is available "with or without an active membership," according to Oura's Membership support article. What the Membership Hub does not give you is the correlation-style, large-screen trend view that Oura on the Web offered. If you relied on that for spotting longer-term patterns, there is currently no official Oura replacement for it.

How do I actually export my Oura data now?

Through the Membership Hub, and it is a request-and-wait process, not an instant download. Oura's Export & Share Your Oura Data article lays out the steps:

  1. Log in to the Membership Hub with your Oura account details.
  2. Select "Export data."
  3. Select "Request your data." Oura states this "may take up to 10 days from the time of request before your data is available for download."
  4. Oura emails you when the export is ready.
  5. Return to the Membership Hub and download the file.

This works even if your Oura membership has lapsed. It is slower than the instant CSV download some people remember from Oura on the Web, so if you need your data soon, request it now rather than waiting.

Why did people start looking for alternatives right after the shutdown?

Because a 10-day wait for an export, with no browser dashboard in the meantime, is a real gap for anyone who checks trends regularly or wants to feed their data into another tool. In the days after October 5, discussion in Oura and quantified-self communities shifted toward third-party dashboards that read an export file or connect through Oura's API. That demand is the clearest sign the underlying need, seeing your own health trends somewhere other than a single company's phone app, didn't go away just because one browser page did.

Does MotionSync import an Oura Membership Hub export file?

No, not today. MotionSync connects to Oura the same way it connects to Garmin, Apple Health, Fitbit, and Google Fit: a direct account connection that syncs your metrics into one dashboard, not an importer for a CSV or ZIP file you've exported yourself. If you specifically need to open a Membership Hub export in a spreadsheet or another tool, that part of this problem is outside what MotionSync does right now. We're saying this plainly rather than implying otherwise.

Why does the privacy angle matter here, specifically?

Because a growing number of people in these threads said the same thing: they didn't want their exported health data going into another company's cloud, so they were looking for tools that keep it local or at least don't resell or train on it. That is the actual question underneath "where do I export my data now," and it is the same question MotionSync is built around. We never sell your data, we never use it for advertising, and you can delete your account and your data at any time. MotionSync is US-only for now, by design, while we build out the legal and compliance groundwork for other regions. We're also in early beta, with the first users onboarding now, so treat this as a company still building toward the full picture, not a finished product.

What should I do right now if I use Oura?

If you want a copy of your full history, request it from the Membership Hub today rather than later, since the up-to-10-day wait doesn't start until you ask. If you're deciding whether to connect Oura to a combined dashboard like MotionSync going forward, that's a separate, ongoing choice from the one-time export, and the two don't conflict: connecting your Oura account for ongoing syncing doesn't require or replace a Membership Hub export of your past data.

What's the difference between an export and an ongoing connection?

An export is a one-time snapshot of what Oura has recorded about you up to the moment you requested it. It's a file, delivered after a wait, and it stops updating the second it's downloaded. An ongoing connection, the kind MotionSync and other wearable-aggregator apps use, is different: it syncs new data automatically as your ring records it, so your dashboard keeps current without you requesting anything again. People often reach for an export when they actually want the second thing, a live, continuously updating view, and that distinction is worth knowing before you spend 10 days waiting for a file that will be stale again within a week.

Does losing Oura on the Web change anything about who can see your data?

No, this particular shutdown was a feature change, not a privacy policy change. Oura's data handling, who has access to your readings and under what terms, is governed by its privacy policy and terms of use, not by which specific interface happens to display that data. What did change is where you look: a browser dashboard disappeared, and the mobile app and Membership Hub remain. If you're specifically evaluating how comfortable you are with any company's access to your data, that's a separate question from the export mechanics covered here, and it's worth reading the privacy policy directly rather than inferring privacy posture from one feature's retirement.

Frequently asked questions

Is my Oura data gone now that Oura on the Web is shut down?

No. Oura's support page is explicit that your data "is still available in the Oura App and Membership Hub." Only the specific browser dashboard was discontinued, not your underlying history (Oura on the Web support article).

How long does an Oura data export actually take?

Up to 10 days from when you request it, according to Oura's own export instructions. It is not instant, which is a change from how Oura on the Web worked, so request it with that lead time in mind (Export & Share Your Oura Data).

Can I export my Oura data if my membership has lapsed?

Yes. Oura states that Membership Hub export "is available for all Oura users, with or without an active membership," though some other Oura app features, like API access, require an active membership (Oura Membership support article).

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