Delete Your Data
Last updated: August 3, 2026
Track doesn't have user accounts or a server, so there's no central database holding your data for us to delete on your behalf. Everything lives on your device (and optionally in your own Google Drive), which means deleting it is entirely in your control. Here's how.
Delete individual items
Swipe on any goal, task, habit, book, reading log, or expense to reveal a delete option. This removes just that item.
Delete everything at once
Open the app, go to Profile, scroll to the Danger Zone section, and tap Delete All Data. After you confirm, this permanently deletes every goal, task, habit, book, reading log, and expense you've tracked. Your profile settings (name, photo, currency, System Lock) aren't tracked content and are left alone, and a Google Drive backup isn't affected either (see below if you want that gone too).
Delete your Google Drive backup
If you've ever turned on Google Drive backup, remove it with either of these:
- In the app: Profile → Google Drive Backup → Delete Backup.
- From your Google Account: visit myaccount.google.com/permissions, find Track, and remove its access. This immediately deletes the hidden backup data along with it, since it only ever existed because Track had permission to write there.
Delete everything by uninstalling
Uninstalling Track removes the app and its entire local database from your device, the same as uninstalling any other app. This does not remove a Google Drive backup, since that's designed to survive a reinstall. Use the method above if you want that gone too.
Need help?
If you run into any trouble deleting your data, email us at support@ashtecapps.com and we'll help you sort it out.