Delete in the mobile app
- Open Profile. Make sure you are signed in to the account you intend to delete.
- Choose Delete connected account. It appears in the Account card near the top of Profile.
- Review what is affected. Confirm the permanent deletion when you are ready.
The app sends an authenticated deletion request and removes the HouseManual account, active sessions, personal license overrides, and associated membership or invitation links from our account service. It also signs the device out.
Request deletion without the app
If you cannot open the app, submit the privacy form below using the email address associated with your Apple or Google sign-in. Choose Privacy and write “Delete my HouseManual account” in the subject. We will verify the request before acting so another person cannot delete your account.
Local records, cloud backups, and exports
Core home records and attachments are stored on your device, not in the HouseManual account service. Account deletion does not by itself erase local app storage, files you exported or shared, calendar events you created, or backup copies held by Apple iCloud or Google Drive. Use the app’s data-deletion controls before signing out when you also want to erase local home records. Manage provider backups through the app and the relevant Apple or Google account settings.
Purchases and subscriptions
Deleting a HouseManual account does not cancel or refund an App Store or Google Play purchase. Cancel an active subscription in the store account that made the purchase. Store transaction records remain with Apple or Google under their policies and applicable law.
Limited retention
We may retain narrowly limited records when reasonably necessary for security, fraud prevention, dispute resolution, tax or accounting obligations, or another legal requirement. We do not retain the deleted account merely to keep it active, and we do not possess copies of home records stored only on your device.
Need help?
Email hello@house-manual.com or use the form above. Please do not send passwords, authentication codes, backups, property addresses, or private home records.