Delete your Repo Tracker account

Repo Tracker, the Android app for your git repositories

In the app

This is the fastest way, and it takes effect straight away.

Open Repo Tracker and sign in.
Go to Settings (the gear on the main screens) and tap Delete account.
Read what will be deleted and tap Delete account. You may be asked to sign in again first, to confirm it's you.

Without the app

Email vonstahle551976+repotracker@gmail.com from the email address of your account (for Google sign-in, your Google account's address), with the subject "Delete my Repo Tracker account". We'll reply to that address to confirm it's yours, delete the account within 30 days, and let you know when it's done.

What is deleted

Your account: email address, password, Google sign-in link and two-factor settings, and Firebase Authentication's records of it.
When you delete the account in the app, also everything Repo Tracker keeps for it on that phone: saved sources with their access tokens and passwords, SSH keys, trusted servers, settings, and the app's own copies of your clones, including changes you haven't pushed.

What is kept

Google may keep sign-in logs and backups for a limited time, under its own retention rules.
A Repo Tracker Pro purchase belongs to your Google Play account. Deleting your Repo Tracker account doesn't cancel or refund it.
We can't reach your phone. If you ask by email, delete what the app keeps there by uninstalling it, or with Android Settings › Apps › Repo Tracker › Storage › Clear storage.
Files in folders you picked for the app to use, such as an Obsidian vault, stay where they are.
Your git servers and hosting accounts aren't changed. Remove the SSH keys and access tokens you added there if you no longer need them.

Deleting data but keeping the account

In the app you can remove single sources, SSH keys and clones, and sign out. Clearing the app's storage on a phone deletes everything it keeps there, and your account stays.