Exported JSON files
If you used Export file, the downloaded backup remains in your device's Downloads or Files folder. Delete that file separately.
YOUR DATA, YOUR DEVICE
Delete your
Challenge Counter data.
The app keeps its entries in local storage on the device where you use it. Follow the steps below to remove them there.
IMPORTANT LIMIT
This website cannot erase app data remotely.
The deletion link opens these instructions only. Because the policy website is separate from the app and has no connection to your device's local storage, it cannot remove Challenge Counter data for you. Deletion must be done in the app or in your device's browser/WebView settings.
01
IN THE APP
Remove the saved app data
- 1Open Challenge Counter
Use the same app installation or WebView where you recorded your challenge.
- 2Open Settings
Go to the app's Settings screen.
- 3Choose “Delete my data”
The app will ask you to confirm that you want to remove its saved data.
- 4Confirm the deletion
The app removes its local saved state from that app container on this device. This action cannot be undone unless you have a backup.
No account or email request is needed for local deletion in this version.
02
COPIES OUTSIDE THE APP
What deletion does not remove
Device or host-app backups
Copies that the operating system, browser, or host app backs up are managed separately. The in-app delete action cannot remove them.
Other app installations
Challenge Counter stores data locally. If you used it in more than one browser profile or app container, delete the saved data in each one separately.
Importing a backup restores data. Import replaces the current Challenge Counter data with the content of that JSON file. If you want the data to stay deleted, do not import an old backup.
03
A CLEAR ANSWER
Questions about deletion
Can I submit a deletion request through this website?
No. The current app stores data locally and has no server account or deletion-request system. This website intentionally does not collect a request or ask you to send personal information. Use the in-app deletion control or clear the relevant local storage on your device.
Will uninstalling the host app always delete WebView data?
Not necessarily. Storage behavior depends on the host app and operating system. Check the host app's own privacy information and device settings; remove any exported files or backups separately.
Is the data encrypted before I delete it?
The current HTML app does not encrypt its localStorage contents itself. Protect your device and avoid storing sensitive notes on a shared or unlocked device.
NEED THE FULL CONTEXT?
Read the complete privacy policy.
It covers what the app stores, what it does not collect, and how backups work.