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You can download a copy of everything you have stored in Reactive Resume in one step. Use it as a backup, to keep a record before deleting your account, or to take your data elsewhere.

Download the archive#

Open Your data

Select your name at the bottom of the sidebar, then Settings. On the Account page, scroll to Your data.

Select Export

Next to Export everything, select Export. Your browser downloads a file named reactive-resume- followed by today’s date, for example reactive-resume-2026-09-30.zip.

The Your data section with an Export everything row and Export button, and a Delete account row with a Delete button
Export everything sits under Your data in Settings → Account

What’s in the zip#

FileContents
account.jsonYour name, email, username, photo address, timezone, whether your email is verified, and when the account was created and last updated.
applications.jsonEvery job application with its status, job details, notes, contacts, follow-ups and activity.
application-stages.jsonYour application stages: names, colors, order, what each counts as, and removed stages that earlier history still names.
resumes/One JSON file per resume, including those in the trash. Each holds the resume’s name, public address, tags, sharing settings and the full resume content.
letters/One JSON file per cover letter.

career.json contains your preferences, facts and their source/correction history, stories, workspace answers and checklist state, saved results, schedules, notifications, discovered roles, voice transcripts, and career conversations with attachment metadata. It does not include raw voice recordings or the attachments’ binary files.

Each resume and letter file is named after the document plus a unique ID, so two documents with the same name don’t overwrite each other.

The archive doesn’t include your password, passkeys, two-step verification codes, API keys or AI provider keys. Uploaded images, such as resume photos, are listed by their address rather than included as files.

Tip

To restore a resume or letter, extract the archive and import its individual JSON file from resumes/ or letters/. Resume content and design are restored as a new document; account settings, document sharing settings and application links are not restored. The whole zip is an account backup, not a bulk-import file. You can also download one resume as JSON from Download & history → Download. See Importing resumes.