Your data
Export everything Carya holds about you, see what you agreed to when you signed up, and delete your account or take that agreement back.
Export everything
Open Settings and go to Your data. You own your Carya, and you can take everything with you. Export everything downloads one JSON file with your account, your pages and their content, Issue posts, messages, orders, visit counts, links to your files, your plan, and what you agreed to. It names the payments for a plan paid a year at a time through Xendit, with the seats each paid for on Teams; Polar keeps its own invoices. It leaves out passwords and payment keys. It’s on every plan.
Export as files
On Pro and Teams, Export as files saves your pages as HTML that opens offline, with their pictures and sketches, and your Issue posts as Markdown, in one ZIP. A page built from Pieces brings each of its sections as a file of its own, and the contact cards its buttons save. Export all your pages from Settings › Your data, or one page from its menu on Pages.
What you agreed to
Making an account accepts Carya’s Terms and Privacy policy. What you agreed to lists it in the words you saw, with the versions, the day you agreed and whether you signed up with email, Google or Apple, and any earlier entries as they were. If Carya has no record of it, the list says Nothing on record.
Delete your account
Delete account unpublishes your pages at once and logs you out on every device. 14 days later, Carya deletes your account and everything on it for good: your pages, their messages, orders and visit counts, your files and your plan. Carya asks you to type your email or the word delete first. Payment records at Polar and Xendit stay with them.
If you’re a member of a page someone else owns, you leave it, and images you uploaded to it stop showing.
Keep your account
Changed your mind? Log in within the 14 days. Carya shows the day your account is due to be deleted, with Keep my account and Log out, and nothing else until you choose. Select Keep my account and Carya works as before. Your pages stay unpublished until you publish them again.