CaloDaily (“CaloDaily - Tracker”, com.calodaily.tracker)
Open CaloDaily, go to the You tab, scroll to the bottom and choose Delete account. You will be asked to type DELETE to confirm. Everything below is removed immediately and you are signed out.
This cannot be undone, and there is no way to get the data back.
Email azfordummies@gmail.com from the address you sign in with, and ask for your account to be deleted. Requests are answered, and the account deleted, within 30 days.
Sending from the address you signed in with is what proves the account is yours. If you cannot, say which address to delete and expect a question or two first.
| Account your name, email address and Google account ID |
| Profile sex, age, height, weight, activity level, goal, targets, theme and coach style |
| Food diary every food and meal you logged, with times and nutrition |
| Saved meals meals you saved to reuse |
| Water, steps and weight everything you logged, with its dates |
| Workouts sessions you logged and planned workouts you ticked off |
| Pantry and plans pantry items, equipment, limitations, and the meal and workout plans built from them |
| Schedule everything you planned, its reminders, and the days you ticked off |
| Care answers skin and hair answers, and anything you chose to tell it about pregnancy |
Backups of the database are encrypted and kept for 30 days before they are thrown away, so your rows disappear from the last of them within 30 days of deletion. They are never opened except to recover from a failure.
The web host keeps short-lived request logs - time, network address, which page, whether it worked - as any web server does. They hold no profile or diary information.
Reminders already queued on an Android phone live on the phone itself. Uninstalling CaloDaily removes them.
You can remove CaloDaily’s access to your Google account at myaccount.google.com/connections. That stops future sign-ins but leaves your stored data untouched - use one of the two routes above to have it deleted.