Both live in the danger zone at the bottom of your profile page, and both work immediately.
Export
One click and a JSON file downloads. It holds your account details, every performance in your history, your saved keys, your favourites, and the hosts you follow.
It is generated on the spot and handed straight to you: we do not queue it, email it, or keep a copy sitting somewhere waiting to be found later. Ask again tomorrow and you get a fresh one.
Delete
Deleting asks for your password, because it is not undoable.
It removes your history, your saved keys, your favourites, your follows, and your notifications. Your login stops working and your email address is freed, so you could sign up again later from scratch.
What deleting does not do
It does not reach into a host's own records. A host who ran a show you sang at keeps their own list of who sang what, exactly as they would for a walk-in who never had an account. Your account is unlinked from it rather than the host's night being rewritten.
That is the honest version: we can delete what is ours, and a host's business records are theirs.
Deleting is not the way to change your name
If you want to be called something else, change your singer name. Deleting throws away the history and keys that make an account worth having.
Last updated July 21, 2026