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Account & data deletion

You can export your SnapContact data at any time and permanently delete your account and all the data tied to it — your contacts, reminders, spaces, and uploaded files — from inside the app or by request. SnapContact is built to honor data-portability and erasure rights.

Before deleting, take a copy: from the Tools hub, export your contacts (for example to a spreadsheet) and back up your data. Once an account is deleted, its data is gone — an export is your safety net if you ever want to return or move elsewhere.

Delete your account​

Use the in-app account-deletion flow, or the canonical page at:

snapcontact.aoneahsan.com/account-deletion

Deleting your account removes your contact records and associated data from your Firestore profile and the files stored under your account via FilesHub. The app deletes the data it controls; for any third-party processor, deletion follows that provider's standard erasure path.

What's removed​

  • Your contacts, tags, notes, lists, and timelines.
  • Your reminders and spaces.
  • Files you uploaded (card images, space attachments).
  • Your account identity.

Local device preferences (like your chosen theme) are device-side; uninstalling the app or clearing its storage removes those.

Need help?​

If you can't complete deletion yourself, email aoneahsan@gmail.com from the address on your account and request erasure. See also the in-app privacy policy.

Frequently asked questions​

Can I delete my account myself? Yes — use the in-app flow or the account-deletion page.

Can I get my data before deleting? Yes — export and back up from the Tools hub first.

What gets deleted? Your contacts, reminders, spaces, uploaded files, and account identity.

Is deletion reversible? No — that's why exporting first is recommended.

Who do I contact for help? aoneahsan@gmail.com from your account email.