Keeps has no account and no server of its own. The notifications it saves, your tickets, rules and settings are stored on your phone only, so deleting them is in your hands.
Option 1: Delete inside the app
- To delete one notification, open it from History, tap the menu and choose Delete from Keeps.
- To delete everything Keeps saved, go to Settings → Delete all history and confirm.
- To stop saving an app, add it in Settings → Private apps.
- To have older history removed on its own, set Settings → Keep history for to 30, 90 or 365 days.
Option 2: Clear Keeps’ data
- Open Settings on your Android device.
- Go to Apps and tap Keeps.
- Tap Storage, then Clear storage.
- Confirm when prompted.
Option 3: Uninstall the app
Uninstall Keeps from Settings → Apps → Keeps → Uninstall. All of its data on the phone is deleted.
Backup files
A backup made in Settings → Back up and restore is a file saved where you chose, on your phone or in a cloud folder such as Google Drive. Delete it like any other file.
About crash reports
Crash reports never contain your notifications. They are tied to a random identifier for your installation, not to your name or contact details, and Firebase Crashlytics deletes them after 90 days. Reinstalling Keeps creates a new identifier. To ask for earlier deletion, email us with the approximate date of the crash.
About advertising data
Google AdMob may have collected your device’s advertising ID to show ads. That data is managed by Google, not by us. To reset it or opt out of personalised ads, go to Android Settings → Privacy → Ads.
About Keeps Pro purchases
If you bought Keeps Pro, Google Play keeps the order with your Google account, and RevenueCat keeps a record of the purchase under a random identifier so it can be restored. Neither is tied to your notifications. To ask RevenueCat to delete its record, email us and we will pass the request on; Keeps Pro may then need to be restored from Google Play.
Need help?
Email: support@moshlabs.org
Website: https://moshlabs.org/app/keeps/