There are two ways to do it: yourself, inside the game, or by asking us. Both remove the same things, and both are permanent.
Everything goes at once, on the phone and on our servers, and the game starts again from nothing. It works the same on Android and iPhone, and whether you signed in or played as a guest. If you signed in with Google or Apple a while ago, you may be asked to confirm the account once more, to remove the sign-in too. With Apple, the game also asks Apple to stop sharing your Apple ID with Train Hard.
If you have already uninstalled the game, or the button will not finish, email us and we will do it for you.
Tell us the Google account or Apple ID you signed in with: that is what we look you up by. If you chose Hide My Email when signing in with Apple, send the relay address instead: it is on your iPhone under Settings → your name → Sign in with Apple → Train Hard. If you never signed in, see the note at the bottom about guest play.
We reply to confirm, and the deletion is done within 30 days of that confirmation. We do not ask you for a password, and we never will.
| What | Where it lives |
|---|---|
| Your sign-in | The account itself, so the game no longer knows you. |
| Leaderboard | Your row comes off the leaderboard: your name, points, records and engine look. |
| Gifts received | Every gift other players sent you. |
| Charisma profile | The charisma those gifts added up to. |
| Your save | Coins, Workshop, NEW GAME+, records, THE BOOK and everything else you earned or unlocked, here and in the cloud. |
There is no backup we can restore you from and no grace period. If you only want to stop playing, sign out instead: that leaves your account where it is.
You can play without signing in. A guest account is tied to one phone and one installation, and we have no way to recognise it from outside the game: no name you gave us, no email, nothing to look you up by. Use the Delete account button before you uninstall. Uninstalling on its own removes the copy on the phone, but leaves the guest record on the server, orphaned and unreachable.