This cannot be undone. Deleting your Deyn account erases every record on that phone — every person, every debt, every payment. Deyn keeps no copy of your ledger anywhere, so nobody can get it back for you afterwards. If you want to keep your records, save a backup or a PDF statement first.
Delete your account in the app
Deyn deletes your account from inside the app. No form and no waiting:
- Open Deyn and sign in
- Go to Akoonka (Profile)
- Tap Tirtir akoonka (Delete account) at the bottom
- Read what will be erased — it names your people, records and business by number, not as “all your data”
- Enter your PIN to confirm
Everything listed is erased from the phone at that moment, in one step that either completes fully or does not happen at all.
What deleting in the app erases
- Every person you kept debt for — names, phone numbers, notes
- Every debt, payment and correction
- Any business you own, its employees and their permissions
- Your own account: your name, your phone number and your PIN hash
Also email us, to clear your signup record
When you first created your account, Deyn sent us one row so we could count how many people use the app: your name, your phone number, an install id, and your app version. Never your ledger — that has never reached us and cannot.
Deleting in the app does not reach that row, because your phone may be offline at the time. To have it removed, email:
Include the phone number you signed up with so we can find the right row. We delete it and reply to confirm, normally within 7 days and at most 30. We keep it no longer than that and there is no archived copy.
If you cannot open the app
If you lost the phone, forgot your PIN, or already uninstalled Deyn, email the same address. Your ledger was only ever on that phone, so there is nothing left for us to erase except the signup row above — and we will remove it on your word, with no proof of identity required, because it contains nothing that could harm you if deleted by mistake.
Where each kind of data lives
| What | Where it is | How to remove it |
|---|---|---|
| Your ledger — people, debts, payments, your business | Your phone only | Akoonka → Tirtir akoonka. Uninstalling Deyn also erases it, along with every other account on that phone |
| Your signup row — name, phone, install id, app version | Our server | Email us; deleted within 30 days |
| Your Google Drive backup, if you chose to make one | Your own Google Drive, in a folder only Deyn can see | Uninstalling Deyn removes it. You can also cut Deyn off at myaccount.google.com/permissions |
One case the app will not delete
If you worked as an employee in somebody else’s business on their phone and recorded entries there, Deyn will not delete your account, and will tell you which business is holding it. Those entries are that business’s own record of money owed to it, and they name you as the person who wrote them; erasing you would quietly alter their books and could cost the owner real money.
In that case the owner removes you as an employee instead. That ends your access to the business immediately and keeps the history intact. Your own personal records, in your own account, are separate and you can still delete those.