Switch from Futbology to Footbeen
Bring your Futbology export into Footbeen, review every matched record and keep the original file as a backup.
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Open Stats in Futbology
Open the Futbology app and go to your Stats page.
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Press "All my matches"
Scroll down and tap All my matches to see your full match history.
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Tap "Export" in the top right
You'll see an Export button in the top right corner. Tap it — Futbology will generate a CSV file and open a share sheet.
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Save the file
Mail the CSV to yourself or save it to Files. The file uses
:as separator and can be opened in Excel. You'll need this file for the next step. -
Open Footbeen → Import
In Footbeen, go to Settings → Import Matches → Futbology. Upload your CSV file or paste the contents. We'll match your matches with our database of available matches in the Footbeen catalogue.
What Footbeen keeps together
| For your football history | In Footbeen |
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| Attended matches | A match-first diary with teams, date and stadium in one record |
| Match memories | Personal notes, ratings and photos where supported |
| Visited grounds | A personal stadium map linked to your match history |
| Your progress | Clubs, countries, seasons and personal milestones in one place |
| Existing history | Import a supported export, then review the matched records before saving |
FAQ
How long does the import take?
Processing time depends on the file size and how many records need review. Footbeen shows the matched and unmatched records before you save the import.
Will all my matches be imported?
We match against the available Footbeen catalogue. Availability varies by competition and season, and Footbeen shows any records it could not match so you can review them before saving.
Can I import again later?
Yes! Duplicates are automatically skipped. If we add new leagues or fixtures, previously unmatched games may import successfully on a second try.
Do I need to delete Futbology?
No. Your data stays in Futbology too. Keep your original export as a backup while you review the import. Footbeen just gives you a richer way to relive your football journey.
What format does the Futbology export use?
Futbology exports a CSV file with colon (:) as the separator character between columns: date, stadium, home team, away team, scores, attendance, and league. Footbeen reads this format natively — just upload or paste the contents.
Can I import from other apps?
Yes! We support CSV, myGrounds export, and any generic CSV file. You can also paste match lists from your notes directly. Go to Settings → Import Matches.