Delete your data

Last updated: July 13, 2026

You can have everything DraftADay holds about you deleted, and you do not need our permission or a reason. This page is the instruction Meta and Google require us to publish, and it is also simply how it works.

Delete it yourself, from inside Studio

Open studio.draftaday.com and sign in.
Go to Settings.
Choose Delete workspace and confirm.

This removes your posts, drafts, schedules, connected-account records, captured contacts and published results. It also revokes the access tokens we hold for your LinkedIn, Facebook Pages and Instagram accounts, so we can no longer act on your behalf even by accident.

Or ask us, and we will do it

Email [email protected] from the address on your account, or — if you signed in with Facebook and never gave us an email address — from any address, telling us the name on the account. We will confirm before deleting anything, and we complete the deletion within 30 days.

Disconnecting is not the same as deleting

Removing DraftADay from your Facebook settings (Settings & privacy → Settings → Apps and websites) stops us reaching your Pages from that moment on. It does not, by itself, remove what we already hold. If you want both, do that and delete the workspace.

What survives a deletion, and why

Posts you already published stay on LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram. They live on those platforms, not here, and only you can remove them there.
Records we are required to keep — a minimal billing and security log — are retained for as long as the law requires and are not used for anything else.
Aggregate counts that cannot identify you (for example "N posts were published this month") remain in our own metrics.

If an account was shared with you

A Page that another workspace shared with you was never yours to delete. Deleting your workspace ends your access to it; the Page, its token and its published history stay with the workspace that connected it.