✅ Quick Summary

Push44 reads your Floot project using the same session-based access your browser already has when you're logged into Floot — no separate paid API access exists because Floot doesn't require one. It reconstructs your project's files and pushes them to a GitHub repository you control, completely free.

The Problem

Floot has no official 'export to GitHub' button or public API, which makes people assume there's no way out of the platform without paying for some hypothetical premium export feature. There isn't one — but there's also no need to wait for one.

How Push44 Solves It

Push44 reads your Floot project using the same session-based access your browser already has when you're logged into Floot — no separate paid API access exists because Floot doesn't require one. It reconstructs your project's files and pushes them to a GitHub repository you control, completely free.

Step-by-Step Guide

1

Log into Floot as usual

Push44 needs your active Floot session to read your project source, the same way your browser does when you view your project in Floot's editor.

2

Get a free GitHub Personal Access Token

Go to github.com/settings/tokens and generate a token with 'repo' scope — free for any GitHub account.

3

Open Push44 and select Floot

Visit push44.vercel.app, click Launch App, choose Floot, and follow the session-based connection flow plus your GitHub PAT.

4

Select your Floot project and push

Push44 reads your project's full source, shows a diff, and pushes the result to your chosen GitHub repository as a real commit.

Pro Tips

  • Since Floot has no official export API, re-connecting your session periodically (rather than once) keeps future exports reliable.
  • Push44 never modifies your live Floot project — it only reads source to build the GitHub copy.
  • This same free flow works whether you're publishing your Floot app to the web or not.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

⚠️ Watch Out For
  • Assuming Floot has a hidden paid 'export' tier — it doesn't; there's simply no built-in export feature yet at all.
  • Trying to export without an active, logged-in Floot session.

Ready to Export?

Push44 is free, open source, and takes under 2 minutes to set up.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Floot have an official export or GitHub integration?
Not currently. Floot has no public export API, which is exactly why a free tool like Push44 exists — to fill that gap using your session.
Is this against Floot's terms?
Push44 only reads project data your own logged-in session can already access, the same way your browser does.
Do I need to pay Floot anything for this to work?
No. This works regardless of your Floot plan since it relies on your session, not a paid API tier.