About this2that

Why we built this

The internet is full of subscription traps. You upload your work to a platform, you pay every month forever, and if you ever want to leave, the platform makes it painful. The videos, the newsletters, the files. They're technically yours, but moving them somewhere else is a weekend project at best, and hours of manual work at worst.

this2that started because one of us wanted to move a few hundred Vimeo videos into Google Drive and realized there was no good way to do it without either clicking 300 times or paying another subscription to a migration service. So we built a tool that did it right: pay once, run it, done.

What we believe

• You shouldn't rent your own data. If something is yours, you should be able to move it freely. We help you do that.
• Pay once, own forever. No subscriptions. The whole point of migrating away from a service is to stop paying recurring fees, so it'd be absurd for us to make you start another one.
• Your data stays yours. Our tools stream files directly between the source and the destination. Your videos are not persisted on our servers: we hold the bytes only long enough to forward them to the destination you chose.
• Simple over clever. A good migration tool should feel like pressing a button. We work hard to keep the UX that way even when the underlying problem is complicated.

What we make

Today there are four Vimeo tools, all paid once:

• Vimeo to your disk: the whole library into a folder on your computer or an external drive, with your Vimeo folders kept.
• Vimeo to Google Drive and Vimeo to Google Workspace: the same, into a personal Drive or a team's Shared Drive.
• Vimeo to Google Sheets: your library's data, including play counts, in a spreadsheet.

Next we want more destinations (Dropbox, Amazon S3) and other ways out of other platforms. If there's a migration you wish existed, email us and tell us. We build the ones with real demand.

Who runs this

this2that is built by FUN MANAGEMENT SRL, a venture studio in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, founded by Sergiu Biris. The project is small, the team is small, and everything about the product reflects that: we'd rather build one thing that works than ten things that kind of work.

Questions, feedback, requests? Use the contact form. A real person reads everything.