Delete a single item
Open the relevant Pantry, Library, Plan, Grocery, or Diary view and use its delete action. Delete a saved diary photo from its record when offered. Confirm the action when prompted.
Local-first data controls
Delete account or data
Tablumi does not currently require a Tablumi account for core use. This guide explains the real deletion paths for local data, iCloud, saved photos, anonymous cloud sessions, and Apple purchases.
There is no fake web deletion button. The website cannot reach the SwiftData store on your device or your private CloudKit database. Use the in-app controls below, or contact the developer for a server-side privacy request.
Delete all app data
Open Tablumi → Settings → Data Management → Clear All Data. Read the confirmation carefully. This removes current SwiftData content and is intended to be irreversible unless you have a separate backup you later import.
Handle iCloud separately
If iCloud sync is enabled, deletions are processed through your private CloudKit database. Allow the app to sync after deletion. Turning sync off stops future use of that store but does not necessarily erase data already held by Apple. Use Apple iCloud controls or contact support if synced content remains.
Understand uninstalling
Uninstalling removes app-local containers under iOS rules, but it should not be treated as a guaranteed deletion of private iCloud records, Apple purchase history, device backups, short-lived cloud caches, or provider records. Clear data first when possible.
Request server-side review
Core cloud access uses an anonymous integrity session rather than an account. Structured retry results can remain up to 24 hours, hashed rate-limit records up to 35 days, content-free reliability data up to 90 days, and anonymous sessions generally up to 30 days. Email privacy@tablumi.com if you need a privacy review and include enough context to locate the request.
Start a data deletion request →Cancel subscriptions with Apple
Deleting data, uninstalling Tablumi, or emailing the developer does not cancel an Apple subscription and does not automatically create a refund. Manage monthly or yearly renewal in your Apple account subscription settings. Apple handles refund requests. A lifetime purchase does not auto-renew.
What can remain
- Apple transaction history and records Apple must retain.
- Private iCloud or device backups until you delete them using Apple's controls.
- Security, anti-abuse, entitlement, or legal records for the limited periods and purposes in the Privacy Policy.
- Records another provider must keep under law or its applicable terms.
Data already used to create aggregate, content-free reliability statistics may not be reconstructable as your personal content.