Last Updated: May 24, 2026
This page explains how to request deletion of your Cohortlyy account and associated data. Account deletion is permanent. You will need to create a new account if you want to use Cohortlyy again.
The fastest way to delete your account is directly in the Cohortlyy mobile app:
You can also delete your account from Settings (Profile → Settings → Delete account).
If you cannot sign in or no longer have the app installed, email us to request account deletion:
Email: [email protected]
Subject line: Cohortlyy Account Deletion Request
Include the email address linked to your Cohortlyy account. We may ask you to verify ownership before processing the request.
When your account is deleted, we remove or deactivate the following:
Some data may be retained for a limited time for legal, security, or operational reasons:
| Data type | Why it may be kept | Retention period |
|---|---|---|
| Messages, group posts, and comments you sent to other users | May remain visible in conversations or groups with other members so their history stays intact. Your name may appear as a deactivated/deleted account. | Until deleted by moderators, group admins, or as part of routine data cleanup (typically within 90 days of account deletion) |
| Server logs, crash reports, and diagnostics (e.g. Sentry) | Used for fraud prevention, debugging, and service reliability | Up to 90 days, then automatically purged per our service providers' policies |
| Encrypted backups | Firebase/Google Cloud backup and disaster-recovery copies | Up to 90 days, then overwritten in the normal backup cycle |
| Records required by law | Compliance with legal obligations or valid law-enforcement requests | As required by applicable law |
In-app deletions take effect immediately for login and profile visibility. Complete removal from all backups and third-party systems may take up to 90 days. Email requests are processed within 30 days.
For questions about account deletion or your data, contact [email protected]. See our Privacy Policy for more information about how we handle personal data.
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