Legal
Delete your Zigora account
Last updated: July 30, 2026 · Effective: July 30, 2026 · Texas, USA
You can permanently delete your Zigora account, or ask us to remove specific data without deleting it, at any time. This page explains both and what Plumvia (Celerora LLC) keeps.
Delete in the app (fastest)
If you saved your account with an email, you can delete it right in the app:
- Open Zigora and tap the gear icon on the main screen.
- Tap Delete account and confirm.
- Your account and its server-side data are removed immediately.
Haven't linked an email? Your game progress lives only on your device — uninstalling Zigora removes it — and we hold no email-identified account for you. If you used Friends or Duels, some non-identifying data (a display name, friend entries, daily scores) is tied to an anonymous ID; it doesn't identify you and can be removed on request — just use our contact form.
Request account deletion
Prefer to request it? Use our contact form or email privacy@plumvia.com and ask us to delete the account linked to your email. We'll confirm and complete the deletion within 30 days.
Delete specific data (keep your account)
You don't have to delete your whole account to have data removed. Email privacy@plumvia.com or use our contact form, and tell us what you want removed — for example your display name, your friends list, or your Daily Challenge scores. We'll confirm and complete it within 30 days. Your account and the rest of your progress stay exactly as they are.
What gets deleted
When your account is deleted, we permanently remove:
- your email address;
- your cloud save (level progress, word Collection, tokens, streak);
- your display name and friend code;
- your friends list;
- your Mystery Duel records;
- your Daily Challenge scores, on every day you played.
We remove this from our live systems immediately. Any copies in our short-term recovery backups (point-in-time recovery) are automatically purged within 7 days.
What's kept
- Game progress saved only on your device — uninstalling the app removes it.
- Analytics about how the game is played. It is linked to a device identifier rather than to your account, and our analytics provider deletes it on request — ask us and we'll pass it on.
- A friend-list entry held by someone you never added back and never duelled — we can't reliably find those to remove, and they hold no score or name.
- If someone reported your display name, or you reported someone else's, we keep that report so the same name can't simply come back. It isn't shown to anyone else.
Questions?
Use our contact form and we'll help.