Your login identity, your profile (name, age, organization, specialization, consent record), every conversation, and the records derived from them (last-seen markers, quota overrides).

Administrative records written before the deletion — which can include an email address, for example when an operator changed one — a ledger entry holding only an identifier and timestamps, notification records beside an operator's message, backup copies this deletion does not reach and for which no retention period is stated, the model provider's own prompt retention, and server logs. The full list is in the privacy policy.

Anyone holding your signed-in session could otherwise delete your account — for example on a shared computer — so we ask for your password as well.