Begin by familiarizing yourself with the data export capabilities of Plausible Analytics. Plausible provides data in CSV or JSON formats through its API. Review the API documentation to understand how to extract the data you need. This will be the starting point for moving data to Redis.

Prepare a local environment to run scripts that will handle data extraction and loading. Ensure you have a suitable programming language installed, such as Python or Node.js, and any necessary libraries for HTTP requests and Redis connections. For Python, libraries like `requests` for API calls and `redis-py` for Redis interaction can be useful.

Write a script to extract the required data from Plausible using its API. This involves making HTTP GET requests to the appropriate endpoints, specifying any necessary parameters such as date ranges or metrics. Parse the response data into a structured format (e.g., JSON or a Python dictionary).

Convert the extracted data into a format suitable for Redis storage. Redis typically works well with key-value pairs, sets, or hashes. Decide how you want to structure your data in Redis, and format your Plausible data accordingly. This might involve transforming JSON data into a series of key-value pairs or hashes.

Use a Redis client library to establish a connection with your Redis server. Ensure your Redis server is running and accessible. Configure your script with the necessary connection details such as host, port, and authentication credentials if required.

Implement logic in your script to load the transformed data into Redis. Use the Redis client methods to insert data into your chosen data structures (e.g., `SET`, `HSET`, or `LPUSH`). Ensure that data keys are unique and consistently formatted to prevent overwriting.

Once your script is tested and working, automate the process using a scheduler like cron (on Unix-based systems) or Task Scheduler (on Windows). Set up a schedule to periodically run the script, ensuring your Redis database is kept up to date with the latest data from Plausible.

By following these steps, you can move data from Plausible to Redis without relying on third-party connectors or integrations, leveraging native capabilities and custom scripting.