Export what you need. Delete what you do not.

Export a processor

Open More › Processors and tap the export icon beside a saved processor. The app creates a closed JSON document containing its friendly name, endpoint, selected integration-profile identifier and notes, with no credential.

Export an integration profile

Open More › Integration profiles and export an installed profile. The JSON contains its closed protocol definition, capabilities, mappings and presentation labels. Authentication credentials are never part of the profile.

Delete local records

Swipe a saved processor or installed integration profile from right to left and choose Delete. An integration profile in use cannot be removed until its processors use another profile.

Reset onboarding and preferences

Open More › Settings › Show onboarding again. This clears onboarding, the selected processor and Demo Mode preferences. Saved processor and integration-profile records remain until individually deleted.

Event history and diagnostics

The app keeps at most 250 operational events in its local SwiftData store. A diagnostic export redacts endpoint addresses and excludes credentials, raw protocol payloads and event details. It is created and shared only when you explicitly choose to export it.

Delete all app data

Delete LED Processor Control from the Apple device. iOS removes its app container, saved processors, integration profiles, local event history, SwiftData store, preferences and app Keychain items. Because no app-operated cloud account exists, there is no remote account or server-side data to delete.