Last updated June 28, 2026

Privacy Policy

Breakup helps you find services connected to your Gmail account and send deletion or account closure requests you approve. This policy explains what we access, what stays on your device, and what our backend stores.

Gmail Data We Access

When you connect Gmail, Breakup uses Gmail metadata to identify likely services. Metadata may include sender names and domains, DKIM/authentication domains, List-ID headers, unsubscribe hosts, message counts, and coarse month-level dates.

Breakup does not use Gmail read access to scan email bodies. Gmail bodies, snippets, subjects, message IDs, thread IDs, raw headers, scan checkpoints, swipe decisions, and request-to-company mapping stay on your device.

Gmail Send Access

If you approve a deletion queue, Breakup may request Gmail send permission. We use that permission only to send the deletion or account closure messages you approved from your Gmail account. Breakup does not use Gmail send access to read, modify, archive, or delete your Gmail messages.

Data Stored By Breakup

• Public company and deletion-route information.
• Opaque request aliases used to receive service replies.
• Request status and short reply summaries.
• Device notification tokens, if notifications are enabled.
• Payment entitlement state from RevenueCat.
• Explicit route feedback you choose to send.

Service Providers

Breakup uses Supabase for backend authentication, database, and Edge Functions; Cloudflare for inbound email routing and site hosting; RevenueCat for payment entitlement handling; and Google Sign-In/Gmail APIs for account connection and user-approved Gmail actions.

Google API Disclosure

Breakup's use and transfer of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. We do not sell Gmail data, use Gmail data for advertising, or allow humans to read Gmail data except where required for security, legal compliance, or with your explicit consent.

Security

Gmail OAuth tokens are stored on device. Backend requests use HTTPS. Backend records are protected with owner-scoped access controls where user-specific records exist.

Deletion

You can disconnect Gmail permissions from your Google Account settings. You can request deletion of Breakup backend records by contacting privacy@trybreakup.com.

Contact

Questions or privacy requests: privacy@trybreakup.com.