Data deletion

What gets deleted

Your profile, username, display name, bio and avatar. Your saved songs library. Your share history and referral records. Your creator page and its analytics events, if you have one. Your authentication record, including email and password hash.

Deletion cascades through the database on the foreign keys, so these go together — there is no partial state where your profile is gone but your library survives.

What does not get deleted, and why

Songs in the shared catalog. A song row records a recording — its title, artist, artwork — not you. Other people have saved and shared the same tracks, and removing the catalog entry would break their libraries. Nothing in a song row identifies who identified it first.

Aggregate counts. Once your save is removed, the totals it contributed to recompute without it. We do not keep a shadow copy of your activity to preserve a number.

Payment records. If you have ever paid, Stripe retains transaction records independently of us, because tax and anti-fraud law requires it. Those live with Stripe under their retention policy, not in our database. We delete our own subscription rows.

Deleting without deleting your account

You do not have to delete everything to remove something. Unsaving a song removes that row immediately. Editing your profile overwrites the previous values rather than versioning them.

Exporting first

If you want a copy of your data before deleting, ask for an export in the same email and we will send it before actioning the deletion. Deletion is irreversible once done.