Request account deletion
Last updated October 6, 2026 · Effective August 5, 2026 · Version 1.2
Tell Me Again is a private, invite-only family storykeeping app. This page explains how account holders request account deletion, and what happens to content when an account is erased. It is not a deletion form — only a signed-in member can erase their own account from inside the app.
How to erase your account in the app
Sign in, open Account, go to Preferences, then choose Erase my account…. That opens the in-app erase flow at /hub/account/erase, where you make any required choices and confirm. Only you can erase your own account.
You're the only steward of a family with other members
If you are the sole steward of a family that still has other members, you must resolve stewardship before erase can finish. For each such family, either transfer stewardship to a remaining member, or dissolve the family:
- Transfer stewardship to
- Dissolve this family
What happens when a family is dissolved
Dissolving a family removes that family as a container. Shared content that belonged only to that family is removed with it. Content that was also shared with other families stays available there — this family is simply detached.
If you signed in with Apple
Erasing your account removes it from Tell Me Again, and the login we created for you is deleted along with it. Apple separately keeps its own record that you used Sign in with Apple for this app, which only you can remove: open the Settings app, tap your name, then Sign in with Apple, choose Tell Me Again, and tap Stop Using Apple ID.
This page does not replace in-app erase
This public page is an explanation for store reviewers and anyone looking up how deletion works. It does not replace the signed-in erase flow at /hub/account/erase. Signed-in members should use Account › Preferences › Erase my account… to erase.