Your data
Delete your data.
Brainwidth doesn’t have accounts or a server that stores your schedule, so you’re in full control. Here’s how to remove every trace.
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Sign out of Google inside Brainwidth, if you connected it
Open Brainwidth, go to Settings → Events → Calendar Settings (or Tasks → Task Settings) and sign out of Google. This removes the Google sign-in tokens and account email that Brainwidth keeps in your iPhone’s Keychain. iOS keeps Keychain items even after an app is deleted, so do this step first.
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Delete the app
Brainwidth keeps your scores, routines, goals, collections, attachments and settings on your iPhone, not on a server. Deleting the app (touch and hold its icon, then Remove App → Delete App) erases all of it. If you use the Apple Watch app, it is removed with the Brainwidth app on your iPhone, together with the copy of your events, tasks, routines and goals it keeps on the watch.
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Revoke Google’s access, if you connected it
To also revoke Brainwidth’s access on Google’s side, visit Google account permissions, choose Brainwidth and select Remove access. Events and tasks you created through Brainwidth stay in your Google account until you delete them there.
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Remove synced events and tasks
Events and to-dos that Brainwidth synced to Apple Calendar and Reminders belong to those apps. Delete them in Calendar or Reminders (or in iCloud) if you no longer want them.
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Check your iPhone backups
If iCloud Backup or a computer backup is on, an older copy of Brainwidth’s data may live in that backup. Manage iCloud backups in Settings → [your name] → iCloud → Manage Storage → Backups.
Need a hand?
If you have a question about your data, or want us to confirm anything, write to info@brainwidth.app. We usually reply within one to two business days.