Your data: export & deletion

What Krevaya stores and how to leave cleanly.

Written by Shawn Ng · Updated August 1, 2026

What Krevaya stores

Your account, connected-platform tokens (encrypted at rest), drafts and published-post history, media in your Assets library, analytics snapshots, and the voice/persona profiles you've trained. Platform passwords are never stored — connections use OAuth tokens or, for Bluesky, an app password you can revoke from Bluesky itself.

Exporting

Analytics exports to CSV from the Analytics page. Your post history is available via the API (GET /v1/posts) if you want a full programmatic export.

Deleting your account

Settings → Danger zone → Delete account permanently deletes your account and all associated data — posts, media, analytics, voice profiles, everything. This is a hard delete and cannot be undone. Disconnecting individual platforms (Connections) stops publishing there immediately without touching the rest of your data.

Krevaya also implements Meta's data-deletion callback, so a deletion request initiated from your Facebook settings is honored automatically.

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