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Exporting Your Data
Exporting Your Data
Your learning history belongs to you. GapFix includes a data export so you can take a copy of it with you — whether that's for your own records, to reflect on how far you've come, or before you close your account.
What the export is
The export is a copy of the data GapFix holds about you: your profile details, your plan, and your learning history — the record of what you've completed and how your progress has developed over time.
How to request it
You can request your export from Settings in the app. GapFix prepares your data and makes it available to you.
When an export is a good idea
- Before deleting your account. Account deletion is permanent and removes your data from our systems. Exporting first is the only way to keep a record — you can't request one after the account is gone.
- For your own review. Twelve weeks of daily learning adds up to a real body of work. An export is a satisfying artifact of it — and a useful one when you're updating your CV and want to recall exactly what you covered.
- For a mentor or coach. If someone is supporting your career development, your learning history gives them a concrete picture of what you've been building.
- Peace of mind. Some people simply like holding their own copy. That's reason enough.
What the export is not
An export doesn't change anything in the app. Your plan keeps running, your streak keeps counting, and your reviews keep arriving — it's a copy, not a withdrawal. You can export as a free user or as a GapFix Pro subscriber; it isn't a paid feature.
Exporting and your other data rights
Export is one of three controls you always have over your data in GapFix, alongside deleting your resume data at any time and deleting your account entirely. The "Privacy & Data" article covers the full picture of what GapFix stores and why.
If something goes wrong
If your export doesn't come through or looks incomplete, contact help@gapfix.app and we'll sort it out.
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