Delete your account

Deleting your Rebar account is permanent and cannot be undone. When you confirm deletion we remove:

• Your profile — display name, email, photo, bio, body stats (bodyweight, height, age, gender), experience level and goal.
• Your training data — every logged workout and your training history, personal records, templates, programs, training blocks, body metrics (bodyweight and measurements you logged), readiness entries, and derived stats such as your streaks and muscle-coverage history.
• Anything you shared — your profile photo, your username, any share links you created, and any templates or programs you published.
• Your social graph — the people you follow and your followers, on both sides, so you no longer appear in anyone else's lists or counts. Follow requests, blocks and mutes that other lifters hold about you go with it.
• Everything else keyed to your account — challenges you were part of, templates shared to or from you, notifications naming you, and your push-notification tokens.
• Feedback you sent us stays, because it is product signal rather than a profile — but it is stripped of your name, email and account id, so it can no longer be traced back to you.

Deletion is processed automatically as soon as your sign-in credential is removed, and the data cascade normally completes within a few minutes.

• Encrypted backups — our hosting provider (Google Firebase) keeps rolling backups of the database. Deleted records age out of those backups within 30 days and are never restored into the live app.
• Aggregate, non-identifying counts — figures such as the daily usage totals on our internal dashboard are stored as totals, not as rows about you, and are not reversible to an individual.
• Records we are legally required to keep — for example, purchase and tax records held by Apple or Google for a subscription you bought through their store. Those are held by the store, not by us; we keep no payment details.
• Support correspondence — if you emailed us, that email thread stays in our support inbox for up to 12 months.

Copies other people already saved — a screenshot of a workout you shared, for instance — are outside our control and are not covered by deletion.

Deleting your account doesn't cancel an App Store subscription — cancel it in your Apple ID subscription settings first. Apple bills the subscription, so only Apple can stop it; if you delete your account without cancelling, Apple will keep renewing it.

1. Open Rebar on your phone.
2. Go to Settings → Delete Account (the card at the bottom of Settings).
3. Tap Delete Account, then confirm.
4. You may be asked to re-enter your password (or re-sign-in with Google or Apple) first — that is Firebase confirming it is really you.

You can do the same thing in a browser. Sign in at getrebar.app/login and open Settings → Account & security, then use Delete account. The same confirmation and re-auth step applies.

If you have lost access to your account you can still have it deleted. First try resetting your password. If that does not work, email support@getrebar.app from the address on the account with the subject “Account deletion request”. We will verify ownership and delete the account for you, normally within 30 days, and confirm by email when it is done.

Deletion is irreversible, so export anything you want to keep before you start — Rebar can export your workout history from Settings. You can also request a copy of your data by emailing support@getrebar.app.