GroupMe Export in 3 Steps
Pull your GroupMe groups into a spreadsheet, keep it updated on its own, and read it into your daily digest — so nothing sent over GroupMe gets missed.
What you’ll set up
- Get your GroupMe access token — one page, one click, no app to install and nothing to pay.
- Tell Claude which groups to pull. It writes them into a Google Sheet or a CSV, one row per message.
- Set the refresh — it tops the sheet up on its own from then on, adding only what is new.
- Point your digest at it, so GroupMe shows up in the same morning summary as everything else.
What you get
The guide
Nine pages, written the same way as the Household AI Assistant guide: exact clicks, screenshots, nothing assumed.
The Skill
The whole setup ready to switch on — finding your groups, writing the sheet, scheduling the refresh and wiring it into the digest.
The export script
Talks to GroupMe's own API directly. Standard Python only, so there is nothing to install and no service in the middle.
2 files: GroupMe Export in 3 Steps.pdf, groupme-export.zip — yours to keep, even if the guide later leaves the catalogue.
Get the guide
Pull your GroupMe groups into a spreadsheet, keep it updated on its own, and read it into your daily digest — so nothing sent over GroupMe gets missed.
About this guide
Do I need the Household AI Assistant guide first?
For the export itself, no — it stands on its own and gives you a spreadsheet of your groups either way. The last step, where GroupMe turns up in your morning summary, is wiring it into the digest that guide sets up. Most people buy them together for that reason.
Is my GroupMe account safe?
You create your own access token on GroupMe's developer page — free, and you can revoke it whenever you like. The script talks straight to GroupMe's API from your own setup, so your messages never pass through us or any third party.
How far back does it go?
The first export pulls the last 30 days and the refresh keeps a rolling 30 days, which is what a digest needs. Full history is available if you ask for it during setup.
Does it save the photos people post?
It saves the message text and a link to each attachment. The images and files themselves stay on GroupMe's servers, so your sheet stays small and fast.