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Delete your iRemember account and data

LAST UPDATED: AUGUST 24, 2026

This cannot be undone. iRemember stores everything on your device and keeps no cloud copy, so there is nothing for us to restore afterwards. If you might want your records later, export an encrypted backup first: Profile → Encrypted backup → Export.

How to delete it yourself, from inside the app

Deletion happens on your device and takes effect immediately.

  1. 1Open iRemember and unlock it with your MPIN.
  2. 2Go to the Profile tab.
  3. 3Scroll to the Settings card, then to Danger zone at the bottom.
  4. 4Tap Delete Account.
  5. 5Type DELETE to confirm.

You are returned to the login screen. The account is gone; signing in again — or creating a new one — starts from an empty vault.

What gets deleted

Everything belonging to that account, erased from the device:

  • Every item, note, bank card, credential, personal contact, Wi-Fi entry and document.
  • Every file and photo you attached to them.
  • Your account itself, your profile details and your profile picture.
  • Your MPIN, Vault Lock and Credential Lock.
  • Your saved searches and your Quick Access layout.
  • Your pending reminders and reminder notifications.
  • Your in-app history.

Nothing that identifies you or belongs to you is left behind, because none of it was ever stored anywhere but your device. There is no grace period and no recoverable copy.

For completeness: a few device-wide display preferences survive — where you dragged the floating button, which news region is selected, whether wallet balances are masked. They are not tied to an account, hold nothing about you, and exist so that a second account on the same phone is not disturbed by your deletion.

If you signed in with Google

Google Sign-In is the one part of iRemember that involves an external service. When you delete your account, the app also asks Google to remove the sign-in record it created for you.

Google sometimes refuses that request if you have not signed in recently. If it does, your data on the device is still fully erased — only Google’s own sign-in record remains, and you can remove iRemember’s access yourself at myaccount.google.com under “Your connections to third-party apps”.

If you cannot open the app

Because the data only exists on your device, uninstalling iRemember deletes all of it — that is the complete removal, not a partial one. Use it if you are locked out or the app will not start.

We hold no server-side copy of your account, so there is no record for us to delete on your behalf and nothing to verify your identity against. If you have a question about deletion, or you want written confirmation of how the data is handled, email pmclab.dev@gmail.com and we will reply.

More detail

See section 7 of the iRemember Privacy Policy.