Zite Export Hub

Export Zite projects and version-control your apps

Zite is an AI builder on the Fillout infrastructure. Push44 uses Zite's session and CSRF tokens to read project snapshot templates and push them to GitHub.

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What Push44 Does with Zite

Session + CSRF token authentication
Project snapshot template export
GitHub version control
Supports all Zite app types
Vite proxy for CORS handling

Quick Start

How to Export Zite

1
Get Zite session ID and CSRF token from browser cookies
2
Connect in Push44 with both tokens
3
Select your Zite app
4
Enter GitHub repo details
5
Push snapshot template to GitHub
Full Step-by-Step Guide →

All Zite Guides

How to Export Your Zite Project ⏱ 6 min · 5,900 views Zite GitHub Export Guide ⏱ 5 min · 4,100 views Finding Your Zite CSRF and Session Token ⏱ 5 min · 3,100 views

Zite Guides

Zite beginner
How to Export Your Zite Project
Export your Zite project source code to GitHub using Push44. Complete guide, free, includes all templates and ...
⏱ 6 min read • 5,900 views • Updated Jul 2, 2026
Zite beginner
Zite GitHub Export Guide
Push your Zite app source code to GitHub with Push44. Own your Zite project, enable version control, and back ...
⏱ 5 min read • 4,100 views • Updated Jul 2, 2026
Zite intermediate
Finding Your Zite CSRF and Session Token
Guide to locating the session ID and CSRF token Zite uses for authentication, so you can connect Zite to Push4...
⏱ 5 min read • 3,100 views • Updated Jul 2, 2026

Zite FAQ

Why does Zite need two tokens?
Zite uses double-token CSRF protection (a security feature). Push44 needs both the session cookie and CSRF token to authenticate properly.
What does the Zite export include?
Push44 exports your Zite app's snapshot template — all component definitions, layout configuration, and settings.

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