An account on nocap.bible is optional, and it is one account everywhere: the same sign-in works on fresh.bible, on nocap.bible, in the fresh.bible Android app on Google Playfresh.bible Android app on Google Play, published by Lightshift, and in the fresh.bible iPhone app. You can ask us to delete it at any time.
You don't need an account to read
Every chapter is free to read without signing in, so this page is only for people who signed in with Google, with Apple or with an email link.
Signed in? Delete it here.
Sign in with the account you want to delete, and the button appears here.
Can't sign in? Email us
- Send the email from the address on the account, with the subject Delete my account. If you signed in with Google, that address is your Google account's email address.
- We reply to confirm we received it. If the request did not come from the address on the account, we will ask you to confirm from that address before we do anything.
- We delete the account and everything listed below within 30 days, and reply when it is done.
What is deleted
- The account itself — your email address, your sign-in identity (Google, Apple or email link), and any active sessions.
- Reading progress and reading history.
- Bookmarks.
- Reading streaks.
- Reading-plan progress and journal entries.
- Reactions.
- Achievements.
- Interests.
- Questions you submitted through Ask.
- For that email address, the newsletter and reading-plan email subscription and its send history — deleting your account also unsubscribes you.
What is kept
- Data stored on your phone by the Android or iPhone app — highlights, notes, bookmarks, reading history, plans and goals. The apps do not upload this today. Deleting the account in the app (Settings → ACCOUNT → Delete account) also removes that account's data from that phone. If you delete the account here or by email instead, the data stays on the phone until you uninstall the app (or, on Android, clear its storage).
- Error reports and feedback already sent to Sentry, our error-reporting provider. Error reports carry a user id and device or browser details, not your email address. Feedback sent through the website's form carries what you wrote, browser details and, if you added them, your name, email address or screenshot. They go when Sentry's retention period expires.
- Our authentication provider's sign-in log, which records the sign-in event and the email address for its own retention period, not what you read.
- Search terms, which are stored without any link to a person.
One account, everywhere
Deleting the account removes it from fresh.bible, nocap.bible and the apps together. There is no per-edition deletion. It cannot be undone. Signing in again later creates a new, empty account.
Delete some data without deleting the account
We do not offer this as a request today. While you are signed in you can remove bookmarks, reactions and reading-plan progress yourself, and you can sign out on any device.