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brkekahraman@icloud.com
Tell me your iOS version and what you expected to happen.
Done means you finished it. Released means you decided not to. Keeping them apart is the reason the app exists: if abandoning something is only possible by deleting it, you never abandon anything, and the list quietly rots.
iOS grants folder access through a bookmark that can expire — after a restore, an iCloud sign-out, or if the folder was moved or renamed. Self → Cusp folder → Change, and pick it again. Nothing is lost in the meantime; mirroring resumes and backfills.
Cusp writes only inside a cusp/ subfolder it creates, and only
files it created. The transition log is append-only.
It appears when there is something to say: at least one thread that has been sitting long enough to be worth a look. An empty week shows nothing rather than an empty panel.
Released and Done threads still count, because they are still your record. If you would rather not subscribe, deleting old threads frees space — but consider that the record is most of the value.
Self → Restore purchases. It uses your App Store account.
It is already out: the mirrored folder is plain Markdown and JSONL. That is the export.