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Data Deletion

Last updated: September 28, 2026

Your local photo library

Arrow stores your photo library on your device. No account is required, and Arrow does not run a cloud photo library.

Auto Delete

Auto Delete schedules photos to move to Recently Deleted when Arrow next refreshes. It does not guarantee permanent deletion at a particular time.

Delete or restore a photo

Deleting a photo moves it to Recently Deleted. You can restore it while it remains available there, or choose Delete Permanently to remove it from Arrow. Check the status shown in the app; do not rely on deleting a photo to remove copies you previously shared or exported.

Remove local app data

Uninstalling Arrow removes its on-device app data. Share or export anything you want to keep first. Copies you shared or exported remain wherever you sent or saved them. Uninstalling does not automatically delete information already submitted to our Feedback, analytics or diagnostic services.

Feedback and support information

In R1 (1.1.0), Settings Feedback sends your message and app/device context to our Feedback service. Get help requires a reply email; email is optional for other reasons. The form does not attach photos, audio or saved photo coordinates.

If you have Older Stash items, their gallery may also expose an older Feedback form. That form supports an optional voice note and reply email, and may include recent location context when disclosed in the form. It also includes installation and session identifiers.

Analytics and diagnostics

Arrow uses PostHog for usage analytics and Sentry for diagnostics. These records may be linked through installation identifiers and IP-derived information. They do not contain your photo content. Our website uses PostHog to measure page visits and clicks on the download button; its configuration is described in our Privacy Policy.

Ask about deletion

Contact support@tryarrow.app to ask about information you submitted or request deletion of information we control. Do not include passwords, payment details or unrelated sensitive information. See our Privacy Policy for the services and data involved.


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