You can ask us to delete your data at any time. This page tells you how to ask, what we delete, and how long it takes.
Last updated 17 August 2026
We hold your account details. This is your e-mail address, your first name, your last name and the date you made the account.
If you signed in with Google, Microsoft or Facebook, we also hold the account identifier that the provider gave us. We do not hold your password for that provider.
If we build or look after a website for you, we also hold the contact details and the content that you sent us for that work.
The privacy notice gives the full detail.
Send a message to [email protected].
Write these three things in the message:
Send the message from the e-mail address of your account if you can. This helps us confirm that the account is yours.
We do not charge for this.
We answer your request in one month. This is the time limit in UK data protection law.
This deletion is permanent. We cannot get the data back and you cannot sign in again.
The law does not let us delete everything. We keep these records:
| Data | We keep it for | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Records of work and payment | 6 years after the end of the tax year | UK tax law requires this |
| Server request logs | Up to 30 days | They hold no personal data and they delete themselves |
We use these records for tax and accounts only. We do not use them to contact you.
Two separate systems hold data. Ours, and the sign-in provider's. You must deal with each one.
To delete the data we hold, send us the request above. This is the only way.
To stop the provider sharing data with us, remove our app from your account with the provider:
Read this carefully. If you remove our app at the provider, you stop future sign-in. You do not delete the data that we already hold. Send us the request as well.
Tell us in your message if you want us to delete the content of your project as well.
If we delete your account while your website is live, we cannot continue the work. Speak to us first. We can agree what to do with your website before we delete your data.
You can also ask us for a copy of your data, or ask us to correct data that is wrong. The privacy notice lists all of your rights.
If you are not satisfied with our answer, tell us first. We try to put the problem right. You can also complain to the Information Commissioner's Office at ico.org.uk/make-a-complaint.