Delete your account

Delete account deletes the GetFlowing account your workspace belongs to, with every workspace in it, and everyone's access to them. It is for closing GetFlowing down entirely. Read this page first: it cannot be undone.

What it doesCopy Anchor Link

• Takes every live app offline and removes what runs it.
• Cancels your subscription. Your plan ends at once, and the rest of the period is not refunded.
• Removes the GitHub connection, and everyone from every workspace in the account.
• Deletes the account and every workspace in it. There is no grace period and no way to recover it.

Everyone else on the team keeps their own sign-in. Yours is deleted only if this was your last workspace. Some records, such as payment records, are kept for a time, as the Privacy notice says.

Credits you bought, or that were added for you, are lost and not refunded. A refund the law gives you is not affected. Deleting does not cancel for a refund by itself: within 14 days of your first plan, choose Cancel and refund first, or ask through Help before or after you delete. See Cancelling.

Before you deleteCopy Anchor Link

• Take your code. Code in your own GitHub account stays there. For code GetFlowing hosts, use Take your code first, or each app's Get your code, to download it or transfer it to your GitHub. See Code GetFlowing hosts for you.
• Export your data. On plans with the agent, export the tables you need from each app's Data view. See Data. Otherwise, ask through Help before you delete.

Delete itCopy Anchor Link

1. Go to Settings, then Workspace, then Danger zone.
2. Beside Delete account, choose Delete. The panel that opens names every workspace that will be deleted.
3. Type the name of the workspace you are in, or DELETE, and choose Delete account.

Only an owner or admin can delete the account. To leave a workspace yourself, ask an owner or admin to remove you from the team.