AYearAgo.Today (the website and the iPhone and Android apps) is run by Stealth Launch, LLC. You can delete your account and its data at any time. Deletion is immediate and permanent.

How to delete your account

• In the app: open the Account tab and choose Delete account (it's also at the bottom of Edit profile).
• On the website: sign in, then go to Settings and choose Delete your account.
• Can't sign in, or don't have the app anymore? Use the form below. We'll email a link to the account's address, and the account is deleted when you open it and confirm.
• Or email ayearagotoday@outlook.com from the email address on the account, and we'll delete it within one month.

What deleting your account does

Deleted right away

• Your profile, profile photo, email address and sign-in details, including a linked Google, Apple or Facebook sign-in.
• Your journal entries, photos, logs and log images, to-dos, habits, journal prompts and answers, and every file you uploaded.
• Comments you wrote, other members' comments on your journals, photos and logs, and the replies in your comment threads.
• Private messages you sent and received. They disappear for the other person too.
• Likes and favorites you made, achievements, notifications, API tokens and account backup files.
• Your billing details with our payment providers (Stripe for the website, RevenueCat for the apps).

Subscriptions

• A web (Stripe) subscription is cancelled the moment the account is deleted. Unused time isn't refunded.
• A subscription bought in the iPhone or Android app is billed by Apple or Google Play. Deleting your account doesn't cancel it: cancel it in your App Store subscriptions or Google Play subscriptions.

What is kept, and for how long

• Server backups: copies of the database and uploaded files in our server backups are overwritten within 30 days.
• Security records with IP addresses, such as page visits and sign-in attempts, are deleted within 90 days.
• Payment records: Stripe keeps records of past web payments (invoices) as tax law requires. Apple and Google keep their own purchase records.
• Reports about your posts or account, with your username and a copy of what was reported, are kept as long as needed for safety and legal reasons.
• Notifications and emails other members already received, for example about a comment you wrote, and likes or favorites they gave your posts, may still show your username.