Free your data from formats the world left behind.
We read the old Access, FoxPro, dBase and Lotus files no modern app will open, and hand your records back as clean CSV, Excel, PostgreSQL or JSON. No legacy software to install, nothing to figure out.
Accents, dates and currency preserved, not mangled.
Reads what nothing else will.
Three dialects of .dbf alone. We detect exactly which one you have, down to the version and code page.
Three steps. No legacy software, no command line.
You send the file. We do the archaeology. You get back something you can actually open today.
Upload your file
Pick your system, then drag in the file, even if it's a 30-year-old export on a thumb drive. We read its real structure, version and character encoding.
We read & convert
We map the original table structure, convert every field to the right modern type, translate old encodings to UTF-8, and flag anything ambiguous so nothing gets silently mangled.
Export & download
Get clean data in the format you use today: CSV, Excel, PostgreSQL, JSON or raw SQL. Re-download any conversion for 30–90 days, depending on your plan.
Handled automatically, the same way every time.
No mapping files, no scripts. The hard parts of reading a legacy format are done for you.
Schema detected for you
Tables, columns and data types are read straight from the source, with no manual mapping. You see the detected structure in the preview before you pay.
Cleaned as it converts
Legacy encodings become UTF-8, dates and numbers are normalized, blank and deleted records are detected, and every field is coerced to a sensible modern type.
Knows the exact dialect
We identify the precise version and encoding inside the file, like FoxPro 2.x versus Visual FoxPro, so your records come back faithful instead of garbled.
The same records, before and after.
On the left, a real dBase IV dump that errors out in modern tools. On the right, the converted data. Schema adjustments are part of every conversion: rename a column or change its type below, and every export follows.
Your records are sensitive. We treat them that way.
Old databases hold customer lists, financials and decades of history. Here's exactly how that data is handled while it's with us.
Never sold, never shared
We never sell, share, or train anything on your data. Full stop.
Nothing changes silently
Every conversion ships with a report: each table, its record count, anything filtered out and why, and every warning we hit.
Row counts, verified
Where a file declares its own row count, we flag any table that comes up short.
Got a file stuck in 1998?
Send it over and we'll tell you exactly what's inside (the format, the row count, what converts cleanly) before you pay a cent.