Built
for
Deletion.

Why it matters

Every recording that exists is a recording that could be exposed, copied or put to a use nobody intended. A night that is no longer stored cannot be any of those things. Keeping less is the plainest protection there is.

Deletion is also a matter of control. If you cannot remove something, it is not fully yours. Your nights stay yours only if you can let them go.

Why it is hard

Deletion that is added late tends to be partial. Copies linger in places nobody planned for. A delete button that clears the screen but not the store is worse than none, because it tells you something false.

The answer is to decide where data lives before it is created. Then there are few places to clear, and each one is known.

How we think about it

Keep as little as we can

The audio stays on your phone. It never uploads to us. That one choice means the largest and most personal part of a night never has to be deleted from our side, because it was never there.

Know what we hold

What can reach us is a short set of numbers, sent only when you choose. That is the part we would ever need to delete for you, and you can ask.

Design it in from the start

Deletion is part of the design, not a feature added after launch. When we build something that stores a night, we decide at the same time how it goes away.

How it works

• Seven nights. Snore clips clear from the phone after 7 nights.
• Delete the app. Delete the app, and the recordings on the phone go with it.
• Ask us. Ask us, and we delete what you sent.

Nightsong is a wellness app. It does not diagnose, screen for, or treat any condition.

Questions we ask

• Do we need to keep this at all?
• If we keep it, where does it live, and how does it go away?
• Can it be deleted?
• When something is deleted, is it gone, or only hidden?

In short

Built for deletion. Snore clips clear from the phone after 7 nights. Delete the app and the recordings go with it. Ask us and we delete what you sent. Data you do not keep cannot be misused.