I deleted something I needed. How do I get it back?

Settings → Import / Export → Account snapshots, find a snapshot from before you deleted it, press Compare to now, then Put back N deleted rows.

Step by step

1. Open Settings, then Import / Export from the menu on the left, and scroll to Account snapshots.

   settings/snap-01-panelthe Account snapshots panel in Settings → Import / Export

2. Pick a snapshot from before the thing went missing. Each row shows the date, how many trades it holds, and either a Full badge or how many rows changed since the last full copy.

   settings/snap-02-listthe snapshot list, one row carrying the Full badge and the others showing rows changed

3. Press Compare to now. The app reads the snapshot, reads your account as it stands, and tells you the difference: how many rows are gone since, how many changed, and how many were added since (never touched). Underneath, the same counts broken down per area — Trades, Key levels, Setups, and so on.

   settings/snap-03-comparea comparison open, showing rows gone, changed and added, with the per-area breakdown below

4. Press Put back N deleted rows. That button only appears when something is actually missing, and it re-creates exactly those rows.

   settings/snap-04-restore-buttonsthe two restore buttons, with the note that neither one deletes

5. Confirm. A progress line names each area as it goes, and a toast reports how many rows were written.

Restored rows come back under their original identity, which is the part that matters: a restored trade is the same trade, so its notes, its market context and its image links all reattach to it rather than arriving as an orphan.