Depending on your device, gadgetbridge might do the trick as an intermediary. I went from my Garmin watch -> AmazFit watch based on compatibility w/ GadgetBridge and it allows you to export the .gps files and upload to many self-hosted apps.
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Here are some of the ones I use most frequently that are somewhat unique:
# Grep Bash files function rgb() { rg "$1" ~/.bash_aliases ; } function rgj() { journalctl -b0 --grep="$1" --no-pager; } function rgj4() { journalctl --since "4 hours ago" --grep="$1" --no-pager; } function rgj1d() { journalctl --since "1 day ago" --grep="$1" --no-pager; } function rgrc() { rg "$1" ~/.bashrc ; } function rgt() { rg "$1" ~/.taskrc ; } function rp() { rg "$1" ~/.bash_profile ; } # Sharing aliases across devices alias dba='diff -s ~/.bash_aliases ~/Sync/.bash_aliases.bak|cat' # Diff between loaded vs saved alias ba2s='cp ~/.bash_aliases ~/Sync/.bash_aliases.bak' # Replace saved w/ loaded alias s2ba='cp ~/Sync/.bash_aliases.bak ~/.bash_aliases' # Replace loaded w/ saved # I have the same for bashrc and taskrc and bash_profile as well for the most part altho they are used more sparingly