Deleting your data

On your projects page, point at the project and click its trash button. The project, its versions and its comments are removed from WebYeti.

• In WebYeti, open Publish and click the disconnect button next to the service (GitHub, Vercel, Netlify and others). WebYeti deletes the access key it kept for it.
• You can also remove WebYeti's access from the service itself:
  • TikTok: Settings and privacy, Security and permissions, Apps and services permissions, then remove WebYeti.
  • Facebook and Instagram: Facebook Settings, Apps and websites, then remove WebYeti.
  • GitHub: Settings, Applications, then revoke WebYeti.

Send an email from the address you sign in with to mike@skribelabs.com with the subject “Delete my WebYeti account”. We'll confirm it's you, then delete your account, projects, uploaded files, connections and usage records within 30 days, and email you when it's done. Records the law requires us to keep, like payment records, are kept only as long as required.

Sites and posts you published to your own accounts (your GitHub, Vercel, Netlify, social media accounts) live in those accounts, not in WebYeti. Delete them there if you want them gone. Data your sites saved in your own Supabase database also stays in your database.

Write to mike@skribelabs.com. More on what we keep and why is in our Privacy Policy.