1 Delete in the app recommended
The fastest way to delete your account is directly inside the app:
- Open Sajda and sign in if you are not already.
- Go to Settings.
- Tap Account.
- Tap Delete account and confirm.
Your account and synced data are scheduled for permanent deletion immediately after you confirm.
2 Request deletion by email
If you can no longer access the app, send a deletion request from the email address associated with your account:
Please include the email or sign-in method you used. We may ask you to verify ownership before deleting. We respond to verified requests within 30 days.
3 What is deleted
| Data | Action | Timeframe |
|---|---|---|
| Authentication record (email / Google / Apple identity) | Permanently deleted | Within 30 days |
| Account profile (email, name, profile photo URL, sign-in method) | Permanently deleted | Within 30 days |
| Cloud-synced progress (favorites, streaks, prayer logs, dhikr history) | Permanently deleted | Within 30 days |
| Device registrations linked to your account (push token, language, time zone and, on Android, the prayer-notification schedule) | Permanently deleted | Within 30 days |
| Purchase-event records we received from RevenueCat, and your RevenueCat customer record | Permanently deleted | Within 30 days |
| Analytics events and crash reports (pseudonymous) | Not deleted individually; they expire automatically | Under the Google Analytics / Crashlytics retention settings |
| On-device data (local storage) | Removed when you uninstall the app | Immediate on uninstall |
If you keep using the app on the phone you deleted your account from, that phone is unlinked from your account and keeps an anonymous device registration (with no account identifier) so that prayer-time notifications continue to arrive. It is removed when the notification service reports the token as invalid, for example after you uninstall the app.
4 What may be retained
We may retain limited information where required by law (for example, transaction records for tax or fraud-prevention purposes) or in anonymized/aggregated form that no longer identifies you. This data cannot be used to re-identify you.