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Data export and app-data deletion are first-class. They live here, not buried behind support flows. App-data deletion removes your OWLiFT rows but keeps your sign-in account. To erase the account itself, use Delete auth account below.
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Baseline context Hoot reads into every verdict: display name, sex, birth year, height, unit preferences, training status, tracking experience, and timezone.
Manage baseline →The one goal every weekly verdict is read against: metric, direction, target, optional baseline snapshot, constraint, and review cadence. Editable any time.
Manage active goal →Row-level security gates every user-owned record. Server-side AI calls only; OpenAI keys never reach the browser. The deterministic safety filter runs before any AI draft is persisted, and final verdicts only materialize from safety-passed drafts.
Download a JSON snapshot of your profile baseline, goals (including superseded entries), scans, all weekly verdict records (including drafts, blocked drafts, and audit rows), your coaching history with Hoot (messages and memory profile), and source attachment metadata. The file is generated server-side from the authenticated session; no other user data is included.
Delete all Hoot messages for your account without affecting your coaching profile summary or any other OWLiFT data. Useful if you want a fresh conversation context while keeping your baselines and goals intact.
Permanently delete every OWLiFT app row owned by your account: profile, goals, scans, all weekly verdict records (including drafts, blocked drafts, and audit rows), and your Hoot coaching history (messages and memory profile). This action cannot be undone.
Your sign-in account is not deleted by this action, only your OWLiFT app data. To erase the auth account itself, use the account deletion option below.
Permanently erase your OWLiFT authentication account and all associated data. This removes your sign-in identity, all app rows, and uploaded files. This cannot be undone.