Your data

Delete your account

You can delete your EDHcheck account yourself, on the website or in the EDHcheck app. It is the same account in both, so deleting it in one deletes it everywhere.

On the website

  1. Sign in at edhcheck.com.
  2. Open the menu under your name at the top right and choose Settings.
  3. Choose Delete Account, then Yes, delete my account.

If it says it couldn't delete the account, sign out and back in, then try again.

In the app

  1. Open the Account tab, then Profile.
  2. Tap Delete account and confirm. If you signed in with a password, the app may ask for it again.

Deleting the app from your phone also removes what it keeps there, such as your settings and its card cache.

Can't sign in?

Email [email protected] or use the contact form from the email address your account uses, and ask for it to be deleted. We'll reply to that address to make sure the request is yours, then delete the account.

What is deleted

  • Your account and your sign-in.
  • Your private decks, deck builds and saved analyses.
  • Your card collection, its shared copy if you shared it, and its value history.
  • Your public profile, your handle, the follows to and from your account, and reports made by or about it.
  • Your settings, your deck folders, and the feedback and reports you sent us.
  • A Premium subscription paid on this website is cancelled at once, and you won't be charged again.
  • What RevenueCat, which checks purchases made in the iPhone app, holds about your account.

Premium bought in the iPhone app is billed by Apple, and deleting your account can't cancel it: cancel it in your iPhone's Settings (tap your name, then Subscriptions), as Apple explains, before or after you delete your account.

Your sign-in is removed the moment you confirm, and our servers clear out the rest in the background.

What stays, without your name

Decks you published to Community and comments you posted stay online, but your name and photo are removed from them and they show as belonging to “Deleted user”. They stay because other people may have saved, linked or replied to them, and without your name they no longer identify you. If you would rather they were removed entirely, ask us at the address above.

Activity logs, which hold an account ID but not your name or email address, are deleted automatically after 90 days. The privacy policy has the details of what we keep and why.