Good Days / Your data
Choose what
you keep.
You don’t need an account to use Good Days. These steps apply if you connected Apple for cloud recovery.
Delete your cloud account and history
- Open Good Days on your iPhone.
- Go to Settings → Privacy and data → Backup and recovery → Manage backup account.
- Make sure you are signed in to the cloud account you want to delete.
- Choose Delete cloud account, review the confirmation, and confirm.
- Keep the app open and online until it confirms deletion. If it reports an error, your request may not have finished. Follow the app’s instructions; contact support if you cannot confirm the result.
This deletes the cloud account and cloud journal history and revokes its Apple connection where the stored authorization credential is available. Older accounts may receive instructions to remove the Apple connection manually.
What stays on your phone?
Deleting the cloud account leaves your local journal and Saved copies on the device. You can clear individual days in the calendar. To remove all local data, including Saved copies, remove the app’s data from the device. Offloading an iPhone app keeps its documents and data; it is not the same as deleting the app.
Previously exported files remain wherever you saved or shared them. Good Days cannot delete those copies.
Disconnecting is different from deleting
Disconnecting a device stops its automatic backup and signs it out, but keeps your existing cloud history and other connected devices. Deleting the app alone does not delete your cloud account. To remove cloud data, complete the in-app deletion steps first.
Deleting a cloud account does not cancel an app-store subscription or erase records held separately for purchases, support, analytics, or diagnostics. Manage subscriptions through the app store and contact us for other applicable deletion requests.
Need help?
If you no longer have access to the app or can’t complete deletion, visit Help & support. Read our privacy policy for details on technical retention and service records.