Settings & Security
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Your data, your sessions, and leaving
Three things live here that are all really the same thing: control over your own account. What we hold, where you are signed in, and how to go.
- Export
- A real snapshot of your data as JSON — not a summary and not a promise of one.
- Sessions
- Every place you are currently signed in, other than this one.
- Close account
- A request, reviewed by a person. Not an instant delete, and we do not pretend it is.
What is actually in the export?
Your profile, services, credentials, bookings, reviews and availability, as JSON you can open and read. It is the portability half of holding your data at all — a copy you cannot inspect is not a copy.
Why can I not end my current session from this list?
Because that is the Sign out button, and offering the same action twice under two names is how somebody ends up unsure which one they pressed. This list is for the other places you are signed in.
Does closing my account delete everything straight away?
No, and saying otherwise would be a lie we could not keep. Health-related records carry retention duties, so closure is a soft delete: the account stops working, every session is revoked in the same transaction, and your services are archived and de-listed. What is kept is kept because the law requires it, not because it is useful to us.