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Move your practice data from SimplePractice into Harbor. Runs in your own browser session; no passwords are ever collected. Switching your practice from SimplePractice to Harbor? The Harbor Migration Assistant turns a tedious, error-prone manual export into one click. When you start a migration from Harbor's import page, the extension: 1. Opens SimplePractice's own Data Export page in a background tab, using the session you are already logged into. It never sees or asks for your password. 2. Requests a fresh, complete practice export, exactly as you would by hand. 3. Waits while SimplePractice builds the export, then downloads the finished zip. 4. Hands the file to the Harbor import page open in your browser, where you review everything before anything is imported. Your data never touches a third-party server: the export travels from SimplePractice to the Harbor import page inside your own browser, and from there into your Harbor account, exactly as if you had uploaded it by hand. The extension itself has no backend and uploads nothing. It collects no analytics, stores no credentials, and does nothing until you start a migration from the Harbor import page. If you are not logged into SimplePractice, the extension simply asks you to log in first. If the file cannot be handed to the page directly, it is saved to your Downloads folder so you can upload it manually instead. Requires a SimplePractice account (you must be logged in) and a Harbor account. SimplePractice is a trademark of SimplePractice, LLC. Harbor and the Harbor Migration Assistant are products of MainCharacter, Inc. and are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by SimplePractice.
Jul 24, 2026
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