You can delete your AnySchedule account and its personal data at any time, from inside the app or without it. This page explains both routes, exactly what is removed and what an institution keeps.
Sign in to AnySchedule, open Profile → Account settings and choose Delete account. You confirm with your current password, and the deletion happens immediately.
If you are the only administrator of an institution, the app names the schools that need another administrator first.
Open the deletion form, enter your account email address and the code sent to that address. The form never asks for your password.
It calls the same server-side deletion function as the application, so the result is identical.
Deleting a personal account never deletes an institution’s timetable. The remaining members keep the week they depend on, and the audit record contains no personal detail that could identify you.
An institution must always have at least one administrator. If your account is the only administrator of a school, deletion is refused until another administrator is appointed; otherwise the remaining members would be locked out of their own timetables.
The app names the blocking schools, and the refusal comes from the database rule rather than from the screen: the same check applies whether the request comes from the app or from the deletion form.
Backups managed by the hosting provider may still contain the deleted data until the provider replaces them on its own schedule. AnySchedule itself keeps no copy after the account is deleted.
No fixed retention period for provider backups is stated here, because the hosting plan’s backup window is not recorded in this release.
No support mailbox is configured for this release, so no address is published here in place of one that nobody reads. The full description of what AnySchedule stores and why is in the privacy policy.
The privacy policy states what is stored, where it lives and who can read it. The terms describe how institutional records are handled.