Last updated: 2026-08-03
This English version is provided for reference only. The Japanese version is the authoritative text, and it prevails in the event of any discrepancy.
Deleting your account
You can delete your Bucket List Commit account entirely from within the app. No web request or contacting us is required.
Two kinds of deletion
Deleting your account on the server and deleting the data on your device are separate actions. Choose the one you need. To remove both, delete the account first and then delete the app data.
| Action | What it removes | Sign-in |
|---|---|---|
| Delete account | The information stored on our server, and the account itself | Required |
| Delete app data | The data stored on that device | Not required |
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Step 1: Delete your account
- Open the app and go to the Settings tab.
- Tap "Delete account" in the Data section.
- Read the confirmation and proceed. To verify your identity you will be asked to re-authenticate with the account you signed in with (Apple on iOS, Google on Android).
Nothing on the server is deleted until re-authentication completes. By design you cannot end up in a half-finished state where the data is gone but the account remains.
Step 2: Delete the data on your device (optional)
- Open the Settings tab in the app.
- Tap "Delete app data" in the Data section.
This never touches the server; it removes only the data on that device. Uninstalling the app also removes the data on the device.
What deleting your account removes
- Your public profile (display name, profile image, birth decade, gender)
- The contents and images of lists you had made public or shared with friends
- Friend relationships, friend requests, blocks, and invitation links
- Shared lists you created (you are removed from ones you had joined)
- In-app announcements and your notification device token
- The encrypted backup stored for device migration
- Entitlement information for the paid plan
- Credentials for linked GitHub / Google accounts (discarded from your device)
- The authentication account itself (we also attempt to revoke the Apple sign-in link)
What remains after deletion
- The contents of your own GitHub repository — it belongs to you, so we do not touch it. Delete it on GitHub if you no longer want it.
- Events exported to Google Calendar, and Google Sheets — exported data stays in your Google account.
- Data synced to iCloud (iOS) — you can remove it from your iCloud settings.
- Data on your device — removed by Step 2 above, or by uninstalling.
- The record of likes you gave to other users' posts — kept as an anonymous reference only, so that other users' like counts do not drop retroactively. It contains nothing that identifies you, such as a display name.
- Purchase history — held by the App Store or Google Play; we cannot delete it.
If you have a paid plan
Deleting your account does not cancel your subscription automatically. To stop being billed, cancel from your App Store or Google Play account settings. If you delete without cancelling, billing continues.
If you have already removed the app and cannot use it
Deleting an account requires signing in, so please reinstall the app, sign in, and follow the steps above. If that is not possible, send a request to the contact address in the Privacy Policy.