Source: https://rasid.app/delete-account
Title: Delete Your Account & Data — Rasid
Description: How to delete your Rasid account, revoke Gmail access from your Google account, and have every record erased. See what goes, what stays, and when.

# Delete your account and your data

Everything Rasid holds about you can be removed from inside the app in under a minute. Here is exactly what goes, what happens to your Gmail access, and what to do if you cannot get to the app.

Last updated 4 November 2026

## Delete from inside the app

This is the fastest route and it removes everything in one action. No email, no waiting on a support reply.

- Open Rasid and go to Settings.
- Scroll to the bottom and tap Delete Account.
- Confirm. The deletion runs immediately — it is not queued for review.

## What gets deleted

Deleting your account triggers a server-side teardown that removes your user record and every collection nested underneath it. That is all of it, not a subset:

- Every subscription, utility bill and credit card statement Rasid has tracked for you, including their full history.
- Every document nested under your account — chat history with the assistant, generated insights, budgets, categories, spaces, notification records and preferences.
- Any file you uploaded for import: spreadsheets, PDF statements and screenshots are removed from storage along with the account.
- Your Gmail authorisation token, and the OAuth grant itself, which Rasid actively revokes rather than merely forgetting.
- Your Rasid sign-in account itself. You cannot sign back in afterwards, because there is nothing left to sign in to.
- On-device data: the stored email address, your biometric-unlock preference and the cached Gmail session are cleared from the phone.

## What happens to your Gmail access

Rasid revokes the Google authorisation as part of deleting the account. It does not simply drop its copy of the token and leave the grant sitting in your Google account — the grant is withdrawn, so read access ends at Google’s end too.

If you would like to confirm it for yourself, or revoke access at any other time, you can do it directly from your Google account: go to Data & privacy, then Third-party apps & services, select Rasid, and remove access.

## Disconnecting Gmail without deleting your account

If you want to stop the inbox scanning but keep what Rasid has already found, you do not need to delete anything. Disconnect Gmail from inside Settings and the authorisation is revoked while your tracked subscriptions and bills stay where they are.

Rasid will stop finding new charges at that point. Anything already tracked carries on showing its renewal and due dates.

## If you cannot get to the app

Email hello@rasid.app from the address on the account and ask for deletion. We will verify that the request comes from the account holder and then delete the account for you.

Expect a reply within two working days. If you do not hear back, send it again — an unanswered deletion request is a failure on our side, not a decision.

## Timing, and the honest part about backups

Deletion from the live systems happens as soon as you confirm it. Your data is gone from the app and from the database behind it at that point, not on a 30-day timer.

Rasid runs on Google Cloud infrastructure, which takes routine operational backups of the platform. A residual copy of a deleted record can persist in those backups until they rotate out. It is not reachable from the app, it is not used for anything, and it is not restored — but it would be dishonest to claim the bytes vanish from every disk on the planet the instant you tap the button.

## The waitlist is a separate list

If you joined the waitlist on this website, that email address is stored separately from any app account and is not touched by deleting your account in the app — they are two different things.

To be removed from the waitlist, email hello@rasid.app and say so. We delete your waitlist record and your contact at our email provider. What is kept against your address while you are on the list is set out in the privacy policy, under "The waitlist".