Account·Last updated June 7, 2026

Delete your account

You can permanently delete your datavessel account and all the data we hold for you. Choose the option that fits your situation.

If you can sign in

Delete yourself in-app

Sign in to the app, open Settings, scroll to the Danger zone, and click Delete account. The deletion is immediate — your data is removed as soon as you confirm.
Open Settings
If you can't sign in

Email us instead

Send a request from the email address on your account. We verify ownership and process the deletion within 30 days, in line with our privacy policy.
Email contact@datavessel.io
What we delete

Everything we hold for you

When you delete your account, every record tied to your user ID is permanently removed:

  • Your profile, business profile, and account settings.
  • Every agent you created and every run you executed, including chat history and tool-call logs.
  • All scheduled agents and their run history.
  • OAuth tokens for connected sources (Google Analytics, Shopify, WordPress, Shopware, Gorgias, Slack, LinkedIn, HubSpot, and any other connector you'd authorized).
  • Your encrypted LLM API keys.
  • Memory entries and saved business context.
  • Your Supabase auth identity, so the account can't be silently re-created on next login.

Backups are rotated out within 30 days, after which no copy of your data exists anywhere in our infrastructure.

What we may retain

Limited, lawful retention

We may retain a minimal record of the deletion itself — your user ID and the deletion timestamp — for up to 12 months. This is so we can respond to compliance audits and demonstrate we honored your request. The record contains no personal data beyond the user ID hash.

Anonymized aggregate usage metrics (total request counts, error rates) may persist in our analytics. These cannot be linked back to you after deletion.

What gets disconnected

Effects on third-party services

Deleting your datavessel account revokes our access to every third-party service you'd connected (Google, Shopify, WordPress, etc.). The data inside those services — your posts, orders, analytics, etc. — stays where it is. We never had a copy of it; we only had permission to read or act on it through your authorization.

If you'd also like to remove data from a connected third party, you'll need to do that within their tool directly.

Account deletion is permanent. There's no undo and no recovery window. If you only want a break, sign out and come back later — your data stays exactly where it was. If you delete, you start from zero next time.