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Zetro One

Draft for review, written from the app’s code on 11 November 2026. Highlighted text still needs the owner’s confirmation, and none of this is legal advice.

Delete your account

You can delete your Zetro One account and everything in it from inside the app, at any time. Here’s how, and exactly what goes.

Delete it in the app

  1. Open Zetro and tap the settings button (the gear) at the top of the chat.
  2. Tap Your account. If you never signed in, it is called Keep Zetro on all your devices.
  3. Optional: under Your data, tap Download your data to keep a copy first.
  4. Under Your data, tap Delete account.
  5. Type delete to confirm. If you signed in, Zetro asks you to sign in again (with Google, or your password) to prove it’s you.

Your data is deleted straight away, on every phone you use, and the app starts fresh. You need a connection; with no connection, nothing is deleted.

No longer have the app?

Email support@zetro1.com from the email address you signed in with, with the subject Delete my Zetro account. We will confirm the request and delete your account and data within [number] days.

If you never signed in, your account isn’t linked to an email address, so we can’t tell which one is yours from a request. Its data stays stored, but nobody can sign in to it again. Accounts nobody has used for [period] are deleted automatically.

What is deleted

DeletedDetails
Your chatsEvery message, photo you sent, and Zetro's story and moods with you
Your memoryEverything Zetro remembered about you
Your appsEvery mini-app, its versions, and the records and files in it
Settings, reminders and devicesYour preferences, reminders and alarms, and your phones' notification tokens
Shared appsThe ones you started end for everyone; you leave the ones you joined
Marketplace listingsYour listings come down
WingmanYour profile, searches, matches and conversations, including for the other people in them
Connected accountsOur access is revoked at the provider and the tokens are deleted
Your sign-inThe account itself is removed from Firebase Authentication

What may stay

  • Copies of your published apps that other people made. Those are theirs.
  • Records of notifications we sent you, for up to 30 days.
  • Usage and cost counts, and the days you used the app, kept against your account ID with no content.
  • Server logs and backups, until they expire on their own schedule.
  • Anything we must keep by law.

Want to delete less?

  • Forget one thing: in What Zetro remembers, open a memory and tap Forget this.
  • Stop new memories: switch off Remember things from our chats.
  • Sign out of one phone: in Your account, tap Sign out of this phone. Your account and data stay, and signing in brings them back.

Need help?

See Support, or read what we keep and why in the Privacy Policy.