Delete Your SaveGuard Account
You can delete your SaveGuard account and your data at any time, from the app or by email.
Last updated: October 13, 2026
First: cancel your subscription in Google Play
Deleting your account does not cancel a SaveGuard subscription you bought in Google Play. Google bills you, not us, and only you can cancel it there: open Google Play, then Payments & subscriptions, then Subscriptions, then SaveGuard, then Cancel subscription. If you delete first, Google can keep charging you for an account that no longer exists.
What deleting your account removes
- Your profile: name, email, profile photo, notification choices and time zone
- Every transaction from your linked banks and imported files
- Detected subscriptions, findings, alerts, drafts, monthly reports and your confirmed-savings ledger
- Goals, debts and trials you entered, and net-worth snapshots
- Saved receipt and share-card images
- Your push notification registration
- Your bank connections: we tell Plaid to remove them, and keep retrying if Plaid is unavailable
- Your subscriber record at RevenueCat (our subscription provider)
- Your household link, so a partner no longer sees you
- Your sign-in
Deletion is permanent. The statement files you upload are never stored by us; the app also removes its temporary copy from your phone as soon as it is read, and signing out or deleting your account clears the app's local data on that phone.
What remains for a short time, and how long
- A clean-up marker. A record with an opaque identifier and no personal data stays for up to about two hours (at most three days if a clean-up run is delayed). It lets us delete anything written by a session that was still open on another device when you deleted.
- Database backups: up to 35 days, for disaster recovery only. They are never used to restore a deleted account.
- Operational logs: 30 days. They can contain your account identifier and some merchant names.
- Crash reports held by Sentry: 30 days.
- Plaid, RevenueCat, Expo, Google and AWS keep what their own policies say. Plaid is your bank-data provider and has its own relationship with you; see Plaid's End User Privacy Policy.
Choose a deletion method
Questions? Read our Privacy Policy or contact us at privacy@usesaveguard.com.