Fit Royale

Delete your account

Two ways, both real. Nothing on this page will try to talk you out of it.

Can't open the app? Email us.

hello@fit-royale.com

If you uninstalled Fit Royale, lost your sign-in, or signed in with Apple or Google and cannot get back in, write to us from the address on the account and say you want it deleted. We delete the account and everything in it within 7 days and write back to confirm. No form, no reason required.

If you can no longer send mail from the address you signed up with, write from any address and tell us which one the account uses. We may ask you something only the account holder would know before we erase anything.

In the app

If you can still sign in, this is the fastest route and it finishes while you wait.

  1. Open Fit Royale and go to Progress, then tap the gear in the top corner to open Settings.
  2. Scroll to the bottom and tap Delete account.
  3. Confirm it is you: enter your password, or sign in again with Apple or Google when asked.
  4. Confirm with Delete everything.

Confirming first is deliberate. If you cancel at that step, nothing has been deleted.

What gets deleted

Everything below goes, whichever route you take:

Deletion is verified, not assumed. Our server removes your data collection by collection, checks that it is actually gone, and only then removes the sign-in. If a step fails, your account survives, the app tells you, and you can try again.

What stays

This cannot be undone. There is no recycle bin and no grace period. If you want a copy of your data first, email hello@fit-royale.com and we send you an export before deleting.

A subscription is not cancelled by deleting your account

Fit Royale Pro is billed by Apple or Google, not by us. We cannot stop, change or refund it, and deleting your account does not end it. If you have an active subscription, cancel it in the store first:

The app shows this same warning before it lets a subscriber delete their account.

Questions

Anything unclear, write to hello@fit-royale.com. A human reads it. Our Privacy Policy has the full picture of what we store and why.