Guide
Your Data, Your Call
Everything the studio knows about you, your whole career, is yours. Export all of it in one click, or delete all of it for good, yourself, no support ticket and no hoops.
By now the studio knows a lot about you. Your whole career, chapter by chapter, every detail you taught it that a résumé could never hold. That's a lot to hand any tool.
So here's the thing that matters most about all of it: every bit of it is yours. Yours to take with you whenever you want, and yours to erase whenever you want. You decide, and you never have to ask.
Take it, all of it
Whenever you want it, you can pull a full export: everything the studio holds for you, packaged up and downloaded in one move. No request to file, no waiting on anyone. Your data, in your hands, the moment you decide you want it there.
Export everything
A full export of everything the studio holds for you.
Delete everything
Removes all of it, permanently.
Or erase it, all of it
And just as easily, you can delete it. All of it, permanently, because you said so. This is real deletion, not the theater version: nothing soft-deleted where you can't see it, nothing kept for thirty days behind a support email you have to send. When it's gone, it's gone.
No hoops, no asking
Both of these are yours to do yourself, right now. No support ticket to file, no button buried three menus deep so you'll give up looking. You don't ask anyone's permission to take your data or to walk away.
That's rarer than it should be. Most tools make leaving the single hardest thing they offer. Here it's one of the easiest, and that's on purpose.
Your data, your call
Which is where the honesty you've felt the whole way through finally proves out. The studio only ever knew what you chose to tell it, and every piece of that, you can take back or wipe whenever you want. A tool you can walk out of freely is one you can trust while you stay.
So that's the last thing worth knowing about your studio. Your career, your data, your call. You stay because it keeps earning it, not because leaving is a fight.