Delete my data
Hard-delete your account and everything linked to it, or request deletion if you can't sign in.
The Delete my data page is your GDPR self-service exit. It serves three audiences from one URL:
Delete everything (signed in)
When you're signed in, the page offers a one-button Delete my account now action. Pressing it (after a confirmation prompt) immediately and permanently removes:
- Your user account and profile.
- Every message you've sent or received across all your contacts.
- Your contacts and their per-contact AI configuration (system prompts, memory, tools).
- Your connected platform accounts (WhatsApp / Facebook sessions) and integrations.
- Your stored AI provider API key.
Deletion is a hard DELETE with cascades — there is no trash, no soft-delete,
and no undo. A confirmation email is sent to your address recording when
it happened. After deletion you're logged out; signing back in creates a
fresh, empty account.
Tip: export your data first if you want a copy before it's gone.
Ask us to delete it for you (can't sign in)
If you can no longer sign in — for example the Google or Facebook account you used is gone — enter the email you used and submit a deletion request. The operator receives the request and processes it within 30 days. You don't need to be signed in for this path.
Meta data-deletion callback
When a Facebook user removes the app from their Meta account, Meta sends an
HMAC-signed signed_request to this same URL. The server verifies the
signature with the app secret and deletes the matching account automatically,
then returns a confirmation code and status URL to Meta as GDPR requires.
You'll never see this path as a human — it's machine-to-machine.
Related
- Privacy Policy — what we store and why.
- Export your data — download a copy before deleting.