Delete your account

Public deletion instructions per Apple App Review Guideline 5.1.1(v).

The fastest way is in the app. Open Noctura → tap the Me tab → scroll to Danger Zone → tap Delete Account → confirm twice. The whole flow takes less than 30 seconds.

What gets deleted

When you confirm, we permanently and irrecoverably remove:

Diagnostic logs that may have been generated under your account ID are anonymized at deletion time — they survive for the operational retention window (30–90 days) but no longer link to you in any way.

What is not deleted automatically

Step-by-step (in-app)

  1. Open the Noctura app on your iPhone.
  2. Sign in if you're signed out.
  3. Tap the Me tab at the bottom right.
  4. Scroll all the way down to the section titled Danger Zone (after Sign Out).
  5. Tap Delete Account.
  6. Read the first confirmation. It reminds you to cancel your App Store subscription separately. Tap Continue.
  7. Read the second confirmation ("This cannot be undone"). Tap Delete.
  8. You'll see a brief loading state, then you'll be returned to the welcome screen. Your data is gone.

If you can't reach the in-app flow

Email lkmcelik@hotmail.com from the email address associated with your Noctura account. Include the subject line "Delete my Noctura account". We will:

  1. Verify the request came from the email on file.
  2. Run the same server-side deletion the in-app flow runs.
  3. Reply to confirm completion within 7 calendar days.

This route exists for cases where you've lost access to your device or your sign-in provider. We strongly prefer the in-app flow because it requires no manual identity verification on our side.

How long does it take?

The in-app deletion is immediate — by the time you see the welcome screen, the data is gone from our active database. Backups (if any) cycle out within their normal retention window (we currently do not retain user-data backups beyond what Supabase keeps for routine disaster recovery, which is operationally short-lived).

The auto-deletion of audio recordings older than 30 days continues independently of account deletion — so audio stored under a no-longer-existing account ID is also removed by the daily storage cleanup job.

Can I undo it?

No. By design, deletion is irrecoverable. We do not retain a "deleted users" archive or a soft-delete table. If you change your mind after deletion, you'll need to create a fresh account and start over.

If you want a copy of your data before deleting, see the export option in the support page.