GUIDE
Your data
The four export formats and what each is for, the one limit on the calendar export, and what is stored and when it goes.
Four exports
The Your data screen exports everything, whenever you like. No request, no waiting.
| Format | Contents | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| JSON | The complete structure: sources, records, repetition history and preferences. | Keeping everything, or moving to another tool. |
| CSV | A list of records — source, name, scope, importance, confidence, estimate, next due, status. | Working with it in a spreadsheet. |
| Calendar (ICS) | Next due dates as calendar events. | Seeing the schedule in the calendar you already use. |
| Download all data | The three above in one ZIP. | Having a copy of the lot. |
The calendar export is read-only
An exported ICS is for looking at in another calendar. Completing one of those events there does not record a repetition in CurveMora.
Repetitions have to be recorded here. Treat the exported calendar as a copy.
What is stored
The names of your sources, the names and scopes of your records, each repetition's rating, time and note, and your preferences.
Using AI-assisted capture stores the parsed result for a while. That is what makes sending the same input again within 24 hours reuse the previous draft; after the retention period those results are deleted.
When things go
There are three ways to remove something, and they differ in reach.
| Action | What goes |
|---|---|
| Deleting one repetition | That round only. The memory history is recalculated. |
| Archiving | Nothing. It leaves the lists and can be restored at any time. |
| Deleting permanently | The record and its repetition history. It cannot be undone. |
| Deleting the account | Everything. It cannot be undone. |
Content created without signing in is eligible for removal once it has gone unused for a long time. Sign in if it is worth keeping.
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