Delete your account

The Danger zone at the bottom of Account deletes your account. It cannot be undone.

1. Click Delete account.
2. Read what goes and what stays.
3. Optional: check Also delete the sites published in my Cloudflare account.
4. Type DELETE to confirm (EXCLUIR in Portuguese).

What goes

• All your projects: the agent Workers and the bohr hosting.
• The GitHub App is uninstalled from your accounts.
• The Cloudflare connections are removed.
• The Telegram link is removed.
• The agent settings are deleted.
• The bohr.io Cloud subscription is canceled.

What stays

• GitHub repositories are never touched.
• Project bots stay in Telegram. Delete them with BotFather if you want.
• The sites published in your Cloudflare account stay online, unless you checked the option, which removes the sites’ production Workers from the connected Cloudflare accounts.

Your organizations

• An organization where you are the only active member is deleted with your account.
• In an organization with other members, the projects you created, the Cloudflare connections you made and the subscription you pay pass to another active member (an admin when there is one).
• If you are the last admin of an organization with other members, bohr refuses: “You are the last admin of … Make another member an admin first, or delete the organization.”

On a self-hosted instance, its only administrator cannot delete their account while other users exist (“You are the only admin. Make someone else an admin first.”).

When something could not be removed, the sign-in page shows “A few things were left behind and need to be removed by hand” with the list.