Your data: export, delete, revoke

Privacy claims are only worth as much as you can check yourself. These are the controls that make Parameter’s checkable: what you can pull out, what you can wipe, and what happens when you cut an AI off.

The first two live in the same place. Open the Settings tab and scroll to the Your data section.

1. Export everything

1. Open Settings and scroll to Your data.
2. Tap Export all data.
3. Parameter builds a zip and hands it to the iOS share sheet. Save it to Files, mail it to yourself, or send it wherever you keep things.

Inside the zip: your complete data as JSON, a spreadsheet-friendly log summary, and a plain-language README explaining the format, so you do not have to reverse-engineer field names. It includes archived and soft-deleted workouts, and workouts your AI deleted, not just what is currently visible in your active history.

It is free, it is not gated behind a paywall or a support request, and it stays available for as long as you have the app installed. Export before you delete, not after.

2. Delete everything

1. Open Settings and scroll to Your data.
2. Tap Delete all my data.
3. A dialog asks Delete all your data? and warns that this removes your profile, plans, workouts and history from this device and your iCloud, suggesting you export first. Tap Continue.
4. Confirm once more. The two steps are deliberate. There is no undo behind them.

It removes your profile, your plans, your logged workouts, your equipment list, and any connected AI, from both the iCloud database backing your account and the device itself. Other devices signed into the same account clear on their next sync. No separate copy sits in a backup or a secondary system for any of it to linger in. Deleting your data does not cancel your Parameter subscription, if you have one. That needs to be done from iPhone Settings, your name, Subscriptions.

One caveat worth knowing before you tap it: if you delete while signed out of iCloud, only the device is cleared. The iCloud copy waits until you delete again while signed in.

3. Revoke an AI

1. Open Settings, then AI connection.
2. Find the client in the connected list. Each row shows when it last reached your data.
3. Tap Revoke on that row.
4. A dialog asks Revoke this client’s access?. Tap Revoke access.

The revocation takes effect in about a minute: the AI stops being able to read or write anything to your account almost immediately. Revoking one client leaves the others connected.

The AI Connector holds one encrypted authorization token for your account, shared by every AI you connect, rather than one per connection. Once you have revoked your last connected AI, that token is deleted from its infrastructure within hours.

4. Send a diagnostics report

Nothing phones home automatically, ever. A diagnostics report only leaves your device when you send it yourself.

1. Open Settings, then About.
2. Tap Report a problem.
3. Parameter opens an email already addressed to support with the diagnostic details attached. If you have no mail account set up, you get a share sheet instead, and can send the file whichever way you prefer.

The attachment carries app state, recent errors and crash diagnostics. It does not carry your workout content or your notes.