
You want to leave a service, close your account, and know your data is truly gone - not archived somewhere in perpetuity. But many apps make deletion nearly impossible, hiding it behind support emails and unclear timelines. You deserve a clear, honest way to completely remove your account and everything associated with it when you're done.

Go to your account settings and you'll find a straightforward "Delete All My Data" option. Click it, confirm you're serious, and your account gets scheduled for complete deletion. Everything - your saves, notes, collections, chat history, all of it - will be permanently removed. We give you a grace period in case you change your mind, and if you log in during that time, deletion is automatically cancelled.

This is your data and your choice. When you want out, you should get out - cleanly, completely, with no lingering traces or unclear status. That's how account deletion should work everywhere.


Delete your account and all of your data straight from settings. Your saves, notes, collections and chats are removed for good, with a grace period if you change your mind.

Delete Your Account


We've been calling your saved bookmarks, notes, and images _entries_ since day one. It was technically accurate but never felt right - nobody thinks _"I'll create an entry"_ when saving an interesting article or jotting down a quick note. The word felt cold, database-like, and completely disconnected from how you actually use Edicek.

Everything you save is now a **card**. Your timeline shows cards. Your collections contain cards. You search through cards. It's a small word change that makes the whole experience feel more natural and intuitive - cards are things you flip through, organize, and add to collections (ehm, soon, maybe?). That's exactly what you do in Edicek.

This is a cosmetic change across the entire interface - nothing about how your saved content works has changed. Everything is right where you left it, just with a name that finally fits.


Everything you save is now called a card instead of an entry. The name changes across the whole app, and nothing about your saved content moves.

No More Entries, Welcome Cards


You've saved a great article, highlighted the key parts, and now you want to use that knowledge somewhere else - maybe in a ChatGPT conversation, a Claude prompt, or a document you're writing. But copying from Edicek meant losing all the structure. Links, headings, lists - everything came out as flat text.

Now you can copy any bookmark as Markdown with one tap. On your iPhone or in the web app, hit Copy as Markdown and get clean, structured content ready to paste into any tool that understands Markdown. Your notes, extracted content, and metadata all come through formatted and ready to use.

Whether you're feeding context to an AI assistant, drafting a blog post, or building a research document - your saved knowledge now travels with you in the format that actually matters.


Copy any bookmark as Markdown on iPhone or the web, with links, headings and lists intact, ready to paste into ChatGPT, Claude or your own documents.

Delete Your Account

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