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How do I delete my account?

In Your profile, press Delete my account…, read what will go, type DELETE and press Delete my account permanently. It is a hard delete and cannot be undone.

You can delete your account yourself, from inside the app. It is a hard delete: your data is removed, not hidden behind a flag, and nothing brings it back. Before anything happens, the app shows you exactly what will go.

Deleting it

  1. Open the account menu from your picture, top right, and choose Your profile.
  2. Under Delete your account, press Delete my account….
  3. Read the list under "This deletes, permanently:" — and, if you share a plan, "And keeps:".
  4. Type DELETE in the box.
  5. Press Delete my account permanently. You are signed out. Or press Keep my account to back out.

What goes

  • Your plan and every figure in it, with its history.
  • Your listed investments and every transaction recorded against them.
  • Your conversation with Niv, and everything she remembers about you.
  • Your sign-in, so your email address can no longer sign in to this account.
  • Your access to plans other people shared with you.

On a plan of your own, everyone you shared it with loses access and is told. On a plan you share with a partner, viewers your partner had agreed to keep their access to what remains; the rest lose it and are told. The list shows only what applies to you.

If you plan together with a partner

Your side of the plan goes, with your listed investments on it. Your partner keeps the rest — as a plan of their own, or the plan itself — with everything you held together becoming theirs. The "And keeps:" list says which, by name.

What happens to what you type

  • Encrypted in transit and at rest. TLS everywhere, AES-256 at rest.
  • Never seen by a person. There is no internal tool that displays your finances, because we did not build one.
  • Never sold, never pooled. Used to compute your plan and nothing else.
  • Yours to delete. A hard delete, not a flag.

"What happens to what you type", as the site draws it — the last line: yours to delete, a hard delete, not a flag.

Illustrative figures — not anybody’s real plan.

Last reviewed 1 October 2026.