Last updated: 6 September 2026

What this page is

This page explains how to request deletion of your Meu Bebê: Cápsula do Tempo account and all the data attached to it.

It exists so that it works even if you have already uninstalled the app. You do not need to install anything, create an account or sign in anywhere to use what is here.

The right to erasure has different names in different places: erasure under the GDPR (Art. 17) and the UK GDPR, elimination under the LGPD (Art. 18), deletion under California's CCPA, and equivalent rights in several other jurisdictions. Here the path is the same for everyone, and we do not make the request conditional on telling us where you live.

If you still have the app

This is the fastest path, and the only one that deletes everything on the spot, without waiting for anyone:

The reading comes before the button on purpose. Deleting is immediate and cannot be undone, and nobody should reach the button without knowing what stays and what goes.

The Drive folder goes with it, to the trash of your own account. It stays there for 30 days, and you can restore it yourself at drive.google.com within that time. After that, Google removes it permanently.

If you no longer have the app

Write to [email protected] with the subject "Excluir minha conta" (Delete my account).

The request must come from the email address of the Google account you used to sign in. It is the only way for us to know the request is yours: without that check, anyone could delete someone else's archive by sending an email.

We reply to that same address confirming the deletion. If the request arrives from another address, we will ask for it to be sent again from the account address, and we will not delete anything until that happens.

The request is handled without undue delay and, where the GDPR applies, as a rule within one month. Where other applicable law sets a different deadline, we observe that legal deadline. You do not need to justify the request, and we do not charge for a deletion request.

Contact: [email protected]. The controller is identified in the privacy policy.

What is deleted

Everything of yours on our server, without exception:

Deletion of the index data and of the authentication account starts immediately after confirmation and, once complete, cannot be undone by the app. We keep no operational backup of the index to restore a deleted account. Data that must be kept under a legal obligation, or technical records held by Google's infrastructure, may remain for the applicable period, without being used for incompatible purposes.

What happens to your files

Your photos, videos, drawings and documents go to the trash of your Google Drive, together with the folder that holds them.

They live in a folder in the Google Drive of your own account. The app never had a copy of them on any server: they go from your device straight to your Drive.

After the account is deleted, the app revokes the authorisation it used to access the files it created in Google Drive. The scope used is https://www.googleapis.com/auth/drive.file, which limits access to files created or opened by the app within the permissions granted by Google. After revocation, the app no longer has authorisation to operate on those files, and whatever is in the trash is under the sole control of your Google account.

If you change your mind within those 30 days, you can bring everything back:

After those 30 days, Google removes the files permanently, and neither you nor the app can bring them back. If there is anything you do not want to lose, download it before deleting the account.

If moving to the trash fails, the account is deleted all the same and the folder stays in your Drive. The final outcome depends on the permissions granted and on Google Drive's own mechanisms.

The Premium subscription is not cancelled here

If you subscribe to Premium, deleting the account does not cancel the subscription. They are two things in different places: the account is ours, the subscription is Google Play's.

Without cancelling there, the yearly charge keeps happening even after the capsule has been deleted. We have no access to your payment method and cannot cancel for you.

Cancel before deleting the account, and it takes a few taps:

Once cancelled, Premium normally stays valid until the end of the period already paid for. If you delete the account before that, the Premium access tied to that account ends when the account is deleted. We do not offer a pro rata refund on our own initiative, except where required by applicable law or by Google Play refund policies.

Deleting only part of it

You do not need to delete the whole account to delete something.

Inside the app, any memory can go to the trash and be deleted for good, one by one. The child profile can be edited at any time. None of that goes through us or depends on a request.

If what you want is to stop using the app without deleting anything, just sign out in Profile: the data on the device is cleared on the way out, and the archive in your Drive stays where it is.

One account per child

The app uses one Google account per child, so that one day each of them receives their own whole capsule.

That means deleting one account deletes that child's capsule, and only theirs. If you use more than one account, the request has to be made once for each, from the email of each one.

The Premium subscription is also per account. Deleting one child's capsule does not touch the subscription of the others, and each one carries on, or is cancelled, on its own.

Technical logs

The infrastructure hosting the index uses Firebase and Google Cloud services. Like any cloud service, those services may keep technical and operational records needed for security, operation, abuse prevention and auditing, subject to Google's applicable retention policies.

Those infrastructure records are not part of the index we keep to run your capsule, and we do not use them to reconstruct deleted content. Some technical records may remain for periods determined by Google or by applicable legal obligations. For that reason, we do not promise that absolutely no technical record can exist in every infrastructure system after deletion.