Deleting Your Account and Data
You can permanently delete your Learn Python account and all associated learning data at any time. Deletion is irreversible and doesn’t require a separate “download my data” step.
Note: Deleting your account does not cancel an active “Super” subscription. You must also cancel it from your App Store or Google Play account settings.
Delete from inside the app (recommended)
The fastest way is to delete directly from the app:
- Open the Learn Python app and tap the “Profile” tab in the bottom navigation.
- Tap the settings (gear) icon in the top-right corner of the profile screen.
- Open “Account” and tap “Delete Account”.
- Confirm the prompt. Your account and associated data are deleted; this cannot be undone.
If you can’t access the app
If you can’t access a permanent account, you can send us a deletion request by email. Write from the email address registered to the account so we can verify your identity. Anonymous accounts have no email, so if the device session is also unavailable, we may not be able to match the account reliably.

After we receive your request, we verify your identity and delete your account within 30 days at the latest.
Which data is deleted?
When you delete your account, all of the following data is permanently removed from the system:
- Your account and login details (email)
- Your profile info: display name and profile photo
- All your learning progress: completed lessons, attempts, XP, streak, level and badges
- In-app values: gem, heart and chest records
- Daily quests and review (spaced repetition) records
- Social data: your follow connections and ranking record
- Your duel records, block/report data, and push-notification tokens
- Your Arena (challenge) submissions
- Your RevenueCat customer profile and the app's purchase/subscription entitlement mapping (excluding the store's own transaction and billing records)
Limited data that may be retained
After deletion, your personal data is removed from the system. Only where required by applicable law may limited data be retained for the relevant legal period. Providers such as Apple, Google, RevenueCat, and Sentry may also retain transaction/subscription or crash records for a limited time under their legal and technical retention policies. For details, see the Privacy Policy page.