Spendlify

Deleting your account

Last updated 8 October 2026

You can delete your Spendlify account, with everything in it, yourself. You do it from inside the app, on the website or in the Android app, and it happens straight away.

How to delete it

  1. Sign in to Spendlify, on the website or in the app from Google Play.
  2. Open your Account page. Press your profile name at the top of any screen, then Account settings.
  3. At the bottom of the page, press Delete account.
  4. Type your username, and your password if you have one, then press Delete account again.

If you sign in with Google and have no password, the app asks you to have signed in within the last 15 minutes instead. If it has been longer, sign out, sign back in with Google, and start again.

What happens next

Your account is deleted the moment you confirm. There is no waiting period and no undo. Every device signed in to it is signed out, and you land on the sign-in page. The app sends no email about any of this, because most accounts here have no email address on file.

What is deleted

  • Your login. Your username, your password, your app lock PIN, and the link to Google if you signed in with it.
  • Every profile you have, not only the one you were using, and everything in each: accounts, categories, budgets, transactions, import history and anything the tools keep, such as car records.
  • Your profile photo.
  • Every bug report you sent.
  • The invitation codes you issued.

What is kept

Nothing is kept on purpose. Nothing is archived, hidden or held back in case you come back. For a short while after, copies still exist where nobody is reading them: in the server’s backups, for a few weeks, and your username in the server’s logs. The privacy page has the details.

Want a copy first? Export each profile to Excel before you delete. Export works on the profile you are in, so switch to each one in turn. Once the account is deleted, those files are the only copy.

If you cannot sign in

Ask the person who runs this server to delete it for you. The privacy page says who they are and how to reach them. Tell them your username. They may ask you to show the account is yours before they delete it.

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