Delete Your Data

The short version

The Anger App is built offline-first. Your journal, mood data, reflections and calming photos are stored on your device and are not sent to us. The one exception is the optional Cloud Sync backup for Android Premium (see section 2). The free feature set needs no account. In almost every case your content sits with you alone, and one tap in the app erases it completely.

1. Delete everything in the app

To erase everything the app has stored on your device:

1. Open The Anger App.
2. Go to the You tab.
3. Open Settings.
4. Choose Downloads & Data.
5. Tap Delete All Data and confirm.

This cannot be undone. If you want to keep your entries, export them first.

What this erases

• Every journal entry and reflection
• Mood history, trigger analytics and streaks
• Your personal album of calming photos
• Favourites, blocked content and your quick tools
• Progress through the tracks and lessons
• All downloaded audio

If you are an Android Premium subscriber with Cloud Sync, the same tap also asks Cloudflare to delete your encrypted backup, whether or not your subscription is still active. If the app cannot finish a step, it tells you that some data may remain, and you can email us (section 3).

Uninstalling the app removes all locally stored data, but not a Cloud Sync backup, so tap Delete All Data first if you use Cloud Sync.

2. What we hold beyond your device

A few things do not live on your phone. We list them in full so you know what you can ask us to delete, and what you cannot.

• Subscription data (every install). Each time the app starts, it contacts our processor RevenueCat, which keeps a record for your installation under a random identifier (not your name, and there is no account): technical details such as device model, system version, app version, language and store country, plus purchase, receipt and entitlement data if you buy or restore a purchase. If you chose to give an email address at purchase, RevenueCat holds that too, and you can remove it yourself under Settings, Subscription, Remove your email. We can delete the rest on request if you give us the identifier.
• Crash reports. If the app crashes or freezes, it sends a basic technical report to our error-tracking provider Sentry (EU region, Frankfurt), even if you switched off crash reporting in Settings: the error, your device model, system and app version and a random ID for this installation. It never contains your entries. Reports are deleted automatically after up to 90 days. We cannot look up one person's reports, so there is nothing to request beyond that.
• Cloud backup (only if you turn backup on; Android, Premium). Your encrypted backup (your journal and the self-check histories DAR-5 and REG-CHECK) sits on Cloudflare infrastructure (EU region), tied to a random device identifier rather than your name. We cannot read it. It is deleted when you tap Delete All Data, on request, and automatically 30 days after your subscription lapses. If we cannot confirm your subscription status at all, it is deleted after at most 90 days.
• Beta feedback (TestFlight testers only). If you send feedback through TestFlight, we copy it from App Store Connect into a private project repository on GitHub: your comment, any screenshot you attach, and your device model, system version, language and app build. We keep it until the closed beta ends, then delete it. Email us to have yours deleted sooner.

What we cannot delete

Purchase receipts held by Google Play and the App Store are not ours. Google and Apple keep those records, and both are subject to tax and commercial retention periods. For your purchase history, contact the relevant store directly. An invoice we are legally required to retain also cannot be deleted while that period runs.

3. Request a deletion

Email us at privacy@angerapp.io with the subject "Data deletion". Anything that lets us find the record helps, such as the RevenueCat identifier from the app settings, the email address you gave at purchase, or the email address you used to join our newsletter.

We reply within 30 days, as Article 12(3) GDPR requires, and usually much sooner. The request is free.

You also have the right to access, rectification, restriction of processing, data portability and objection. Details of those, and of your right to complain to a supervisory authority, are in our privacy policy.

4. Newsletter and website

This page is about the app. If you only want to leave our newsletter, the unsubscribe link at the foot of every email is enough. It takes effect immediately and you do not need to write to us.