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Data Export

You can download a JSON dump of every personal record BLINK holds about you, at any time, no questions asked. This is your right under GDPR Article 20 (data portability) and BLINK honours it as a self-service action.

How to export

  • Open Account > Privacy > Data Export.
  • Tap Download my data.
  • The browser saves a JSON file named something like blink-export-<your-id>-<date>.json.

There is no rate limit. You can re-export as often as you want.

What is in the file

Roughly speaking, everything in the database that belongs to you, plus storage references:

  • Your profile row (username, email, tier, role, dates, level, XP).
  • Your fetish interests (encrypted - shown as ciphertext).
  • Your hard limits (encrypted).
  • Your inventory entries (encrypted).
  • Your Domina(s) - both presets you ever activated and personal ones you created, with their personality fields (encrypted for personal).
  • Your sessions: plan JSON, content JSON, summary, rating, dates.
  • Your chat messages (encrypted ciphertext).
  • Your AI Studio images, prompts (plaintext), and public-flag state.
  • Your reports, suggestions, and analytics events you triggered.
  • Your push subscriptions.
  • Your device pairings (FCM tokens redacted).
  • Your Charm transaction ledger.

What you cannot read directly

The encrypted fields are included as ciphertext. The server cannot decrypt them, so the export cannot decrypt them either. To get plaintext, you would need to feed the ciphertext into a client that has your PIN.

In practice, the export's main use is operational: confirming what the server holds, having a portable copy, satisfying regulatory requests. The plaintext version of your interests, limits, etc., is visible inside the app at any time on the relevant screens.

What is not in the file

  • Other users (you do not have personal records on other people in BLINK; the app is single-player).
  • Provider-side artefacts you can't see anyway (raw LLM transcripts on the OpenRouter side, for example).
  • Stripe-side billing data (use the Stripe portal for invoices).

File size

Typical files are a few hundred KB to a few MB. Heavy AI Studio users with many generations can produce larger files because the image metadata is included (the images themselves are referenced by path, not embedded).

Privacy after export

Once the JSON is on your device, it's your responsibility. Treat it as sensitive. The export contains your email, your username, every session you ever ran, and ciphertext of your most sensitive configuration.