Question 1

Is it safe to run the script that gets the link?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The script never asks for your account login or password and installs nothing on your system. It reads the game's own cache files, finds the temporary link to your pull history — the same one the game opens in its built-in browser — and copies it to your clipboard. The source is open: you can download the file and read it before running. If you'd rather not run scripts at all, the link can also be obtained manually from the pull history inside the game.

Question 2

What is this link and what does it give the site?

Accepted Answer

It's a temporary link the game itself generates to show you your pull history. It contains a one-time access key (authkey) and only allows reading the list of your pulls — nothing else. It cannot be used to log into your account, spend currency, or change anything in the game. The key expires on its own, usually within about a day.

Question 3

How do I get the pull history link?

Accepted Answer

Open the game and go to your pull history (Warp / Wish / Signal Search) — this makes the game write the link into its cache. Then on the upload page pick your game and follow the instructions: download the ready-made script or copy the command. Once it runs, the link is in your clipboard and you just paste it into the field on the site. Each game has its own script.

Question 4

It says "invalid link format" — what went wrong?

Accepted Answer

Most often the link belongs to a different game: the Genshin script produces a Genshin link, which won't work in the ZZZ form. The site detects the game from the link and will tell you if you're in the wrong section. The second common cause is a partially copied link — it's long and easy to cut short. Make sure you copied the whole address, including everything after the question mark.

Question 5

The link stopped working or the import breaks off

Accepted Answer

The access key in the link lives for about a day. If the import fails, open the pull history in the game again and get a fresh link — the old one is no longer valid. Importing a large history can take a few minutes: the game returns pulls page by page, and the site deliberately paces its requests to stay within Hoyoverse's limits. Keep the tab open until it finishes.

Question 6

What data do you store, and will it disappear?

Accepted Answer

We store only your pull history and in-game UID — we have no access to your game account password or payment details, and never will. The history is kept permanently: unlike the in-game window, where records vanish after roughly six months, imported pulls stay with you for good. If you ever need your data removed, just contact support.

Question 7

Can I import without running a script?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but only for Genshin Impact. If you tracked your history in paimon.moe, export the JSON file from there and upload it on the import page — the "JSON file" tab. Honkai Star Rail and Zenless Zone Zero need the link.

Question 8

I have several game accounts — is that supported?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The site reads the UID from each imported history and creates a separate profile per account. You can switch between them from the header on the statistics and dashboard pages, and rename profiles so they are easy to tell apart.

Question 9

What happens if I import the same history twice?

Accepted Answer

Nothing extra: repeated pulls are filtered out automatically, so no duplicates appear in your statistics. That means you can safely re-import — say, once a week to pick up new pulls. Only what is missing gets added.

Question 10

Is the service free? Do I need an account?

Accepted Answer

The service is completely free, with no ads or paid features. An account is only needed so your history is saved and available from any device — you can sign up with Google in one click.

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