Delete your data

Last updated: July 14, 2026

Delete data within the app

In short: delete a person, a gift, or a memory any time — or reset everything at once.

Open any person, gift idea, or memory in the app and choose delete — it's gone from your device immediately. If you'd rather start over completely, Settings → Reset app wipes everything the app stores in one step.

Uninstall the app

In short: uninstalling removes everything — that's complete deletion, not just a reset.

Presently keeps all of your data locally, so uninstalling the app permanently deletes it from your device. Since there's no account and nothing synced to a server, uninstalling is complete deletion — nothing remains with us afterward.

Your backup files

In short: a backup you exported is a file you own — delete it like any other.

If you've used the JSON export feature, that backup file lives wherever you chose to save it — on your device, or in a cloud storage location you picked. We never see it and keep no copy. Delete it the same way you'd delete any file.

The few things stored on our servers

In short: two anonymous, optional signals — off with a toggle, cleared with an email.

Two features send anonymous information off your device, described in full in the privacy policy:

• Crash reports (Firebase Crashlytics, Sentry) — anonymous stack traces that help us find and fix bugs
• Usage analytics (Amplitude) — anonymous counts of which screens and features get used

Both can be turned off any time in Settings → Privacy. Turning either off stops new data from being sent right away.

Neither is tied to an account or a stable identity — there's no name or email attached, so we can't look up "your" records the way a login would let us. To request deletion of crash or analytics data already collected, write to us at merkostdev+presently@gmail.com and include the approximate dates you used the app, so we can find and remove the closest match.

If you've used the wishlist link preview feature, the product page you pasted is cached briefly on our server, keyed only by the link itself — never tied to you. It expires automatically, deleted within 14 days, with nothing for you to request.