Your data, and deleting it

How long things are kept, how to take a copy with you, and what deleting your account does — including to the cards you've already sent.

Last updated 23 September 2026.

Take a copy, any time

Your account has a download of everything: your cards as a file anybody can read, the people on them, the people you sent them to, and every photograph at full size. Cards other families sent you are listed with their links. It always works, whether or not you’ve paid for anything.

How long things are kept

Deleting your account

Ask us while signed in, or tell us the address you sign in with, and we’ll delete it within 30 days. We’ll confirm when it’s done. You may want to download a copy first; after this it can’t be undone.

Deleting removes:

What deleting doesn't take back

Cards you’ve already sent. They sit on other families’ mantles, and those families were given them to keep — so they stay, with their photographs and the household name they were sent under. They are no longer connected to you.

If there’s a particular photograph on a sent card that you need removed, for somebody’s safety or because it shouldn’t have been there, tell us and we’ll look at it with you.

Copies inside our database provider’s backups are not edited, and expire on their own.