Your data
Last updated: November 6, 2026 · Driftly, operated by GenBetaMama Labs, Philippines
Driftly keeps your data on your phone, so most of it is yours to delete directly, without asking us. This page explains how, what gets removed, what stays, and how to contact us if you need help.
Open the entry from Reports or the Home screen and delete it. If you share a household, the deletion reaches the other caregivers' phones too.
Settings → tap the child → Delete child. You will be asked to type DELETE to confirm. This removes that child, every entry recorded for them, and all their Memories from this phone.
Settings → Delete everything. You will be asked to type DELETE to confirm. This removes every child, every entry, all Memories, and all your settings from this phone.
While your phone is in a shared household, deleting a child or deleting everything is unavailable, so that one caregiver cannot wipe another's records. Leave the household first (Sync → Leave household), then delete.
If you use multi-caregiver sync, an encrypted copy of your entries is held on our servers so your household's phones can reach it. It is encrypted on your phone before it is uploaded, so we cannot read it.
To remove it: Sync → Leave household on each phone in turn. When the last caregiver leaves this way, the household's encrypted copy – every entry and every child – is deleted from our servers immediately. If other caregivers remain, your phone stops syncing and the copy stays with them, which is what you want if you are leaving a household that is still in use.
One case worth knowing. If a phone leaves the household by being uninstalled, reset, lost or replaced rather than by using Leave household, its place in the household stays on record. The household is then never seen as empty, so its encrypted copy is kept. We cannot read it, but it is kept. If that has happened to you, email us using the details below and we will delete it. We plan to remove these automatically and will update this page when that is in place.
We hold nothing else. Driftly has no accounts, so there is no profile, no email address and no password anywhere in our systems.
If you cannot use the steps above — you have lost the phone, or the app will not open — email us:
driftly.babyapp@gmail.com
Put Data deletion request in the subject line. We will reply within 30 days, and sooner where we can.
Please tell us what you would like deleted. Because Driftly has no accounts, we may need something that identifies the household you want removed — such as the household invitation phrase from a phone that is still in it. Without it we cannot tell which encrypted records are yours, since we cannot read them.
Uninstalling Driftly removes its data from your phone. It does not remove a shared household copy from our servers, so leave the household first if you want that gone too.
Our Privacy Policy explains what Driftly stores, what can leave your device, and how long things are kept.