Data ownership is pretty important to us, even though we are only offering a hosted solution, which is why we explicitly say as much in our T&Cs[1]. But yep, we want to make export / backup of your data as easy as humanly possible. The hard part generally is that there are a number of features that exist on Supernotes which just don't exist elsewhere, so even when you use the export feature it is hard to guarantee we can export it in a format that is useful to you.

That is part of the reason we are doing our best to openly document our API[2] so that you can interact with your own content in whatever way you wish (including importing content from wherever or exporting to wherever). Obviously this requires some coding, but we're hoping the community[3] will share any tools they build on top of the API with each other.

Unfortunately E2EE is not quite there yet, as it makes it much more difficult to facilitate sharing when you have E2EE, as well it being a bit of a problem when it comes to a knowledge base if a user loses their private keys and you have to tell them "sorry we can't get your content back – it's all gone". But this is definitely something we are working towards – just takes some time to nail the UX. Since we are definitely never going to sell your data or anything (as per T&Cs), it's better for us if it's E2EE as then it's just one less liability for us from a data protection perspective.

[1] https://supernotes.app/terms/

[2] https://api.supernotes.app/docs/

[3] https://community.supernotes.app/