Exporting or deleting your data

You can get a copy of your data or have it removed. Both are your right under data protection law, and both are available without contacting anyone.

Exporting your data

Request a self-service export at /settings/export/, reachable from your account settings. It produces a machine-readable file containing the records the platform holds about you — your account, your own content, and the things you created.

The export is built to be portable, so you can take it elsewhere. Some material is excluded where including it would expose someone else's personal data.

Deleting your account

Deleting your account is different from cancelling a subscription. Cancelling stops the billing; deleting, at /settings/delete/, removes the account and the personal data attached to it.

Some records must be kept for a limited period for legal and accounting reasons — invoices are the usual example. Those are retained for as long as the law requires and no longer.

If you do not want to be found

If you are a creative and you do not want to appear in manager searches, you can ask for your profile to be removed from discovery. This is handled as a data protection objection: it takes you out of finder results and puts you on a do-not-surface list so a later search does not pull you back in.

Email you did not ask for

Every notification email carries a one-click unsubscribe link, and your notification preferences are in your account settings. Unsubscribing from one category does not switch off the others.

Questions

Our Privacy Policy explains what we process and why. If something is not covered there, ask Spotty to pass the question on.