Delete Your Account

This page covers the account you use with Kiɗa – Music Performance, published by LitCode. On Android the app is listed under the package name com.litecode.kida; the same app is also available on iOS.

One Kiɗa account covers every device you sign in on. Deleting it from any one of them deletes it everywhere — there is no separate Android account, iOS account, or desktop account to delete afterwards.

Most people who open this page want one specific thing to stop, not their library destroyed. If one thing is bothering you, there is a smaller fix that keeps everything:

• Too many emails. Unsubscribe from the link at the foot of any Kiɗa email, or turn the newsletter off in Settings.
• Too many notifications. Turn them off in Settings, or in your phone’s own notification settings for Kiɗa.
• The app is using too much space. Delete individual downloads from your library. Your purchases stay on your account and you can download them again.
• You just want to stop using Kiɗa. Sign out. Your account and everything in it will be waiting.

Deleting is for when you want your data gone. It is not the way to free up space or stop emails.

Deletion is irreversible, so take anything you want to keep before you start. Email kida.audio@gmail.com from the address on your account, with the subject Copy of my Kiɗa data, and we will send you a readable copy of the personal data we hold within 30 days, free of charge.

Audio you have already downloaded is yours to keep for as long as your account exists — copy it off your device before you delete if you want to keep it.

Deleting your Kiɗa account does not cancel Kiɗa Premium. Subscriptions are billed by Apple or Google, not by us, and they keep renewing until you cancel them in the store you bought them from.

Cancel first, then delete. Once your account is gone we cannot look your subscription up, cancel it for you, or refund time you have already paid for.

• Google Play. Open the Play Store, tap your profile picture, then Payments & subscriptions → Subscriptions → Kiɗa → Cancel subscription — or go straight to Google Play → Subscriptions.
• Apple App Store. Open Settings on your iPhone or iPad, tap your name, then Subscriptions → Kiɗa → Cancel Subscription.

Cancelling a subscription does not delete your account, and deleting your account does not cancel a subscription. They are two separate actions and you need both.

If you still have Kiɗa installed and can sign in, this is the fastest route:

1. Open Kiɗa and sign in to the account you want removed.
2. Go to Profile — or Settings, depending on your version of the app.
3. Tap Delete account.
4. Read the warning and confirm.

If you have uninstalled the app, lost access to your device, or cannot sign in, ask us to delete the account for you:

1. Send an email to kida.audio@gmail.com, ideally from the address on the Kiɗa account — that is how we confirm the request is yours.
2. Use the subject line Delete my Kiɗa account.
3. Tell us the email address on the account and which platform you used it on (Android, iOS, or desktop).
4. If you cannot write from the account address, say so in the message and we will agree another way to verify you. We will never ask you for your password.

We respond to deletion requests within two working days. Once we act on the request, the deletion is the same one described below — immediate and irreversible.

In the app. Kiɗa signs you out and shows “Your account has been deleted.” At that point it is already done; there is nothing else to wait for.

By email. We reply to confirm once the account is deleted, within two working days. If you have not heard from us by then, send the message again — assume the first one did not reach us.

Deleting your account erases the following. Unless noted, it happens at the moment the deletion is confirmed.

Nothing of yours stays on the device after you uninstall. Copies of this data that remain in routine encrypted backups are overwritten within 30 days. Backups are never used to restore a deleted account.

Four things outlive your account. We keep the first three because accounting rules and basic service security require it; the fourth is a set of counts with your identifiers stripped out. None of it is a profile of you.

None of this can be used to sign in as you or to rebuild your account. Once the account record is gone, it is gone.

Deleting your account ends your access to everything held against it:

• loops, drone pads and drum kits you bought in the app
• Kiɗa Premium, for whatever remains of the period you have paid for
• this month’s download allowance, including downloads you have not used yet
• your favourites, your library, and any song requests you have sent us

Restore Purchases on a new account restores only what the store itself can see. The licences to Kiɗa content are held against your Kiɗa account, and that account will no longer exist. If you think you might come back, sign out instead — signing out keeps everything.

Deleting your Kiɗa account removes your data from our servers. It does not remove Kiɗa from the list of apps connected to your Apple Account or Google Account — those lists are held by Apple and Google, and only you can clear them.

• Apple. Settings → your name → Sign-In & Security → Sign in with Apple → Kiɗa → Stop Using Apple ID.
• Google. Go to myaccount.google.com/connections, select Kiɗa, then Remove access.

Neither of these deletes your Kiɗa account on its own. Delete the account in the app or by email first, then revoke access.

You can sign up again with the same email address whenever you like. It will be a new account: an empty library, a fresh download allowance, no purchase history, and no way for us to reconnect it to the account you deleted.

Kiɗa is published by LitCode, Nigeria. LitCode decides how Kiɗa handles your personal data and is the data controller for it.

Deletion requests and ordinary support: kida.audio@gmail.com
Questions about this page, or about your data generally: kida.audio@gmail.com

If you are not happy with how we handled this, tell us first — most problems are a misunderstanding we can fix the same week. If we cannot resolve it, you can complain to the Nigeria Data Protection Commission at ndpc.gov.ng. If you are in the United Kingdom or the European Union, you can complain to your own national data protection authority instead.

For how we handle your data more generally, see the privacy policy.

Last updated August 28, 2026.