Last updated: 2026-08-03
Mipa has no user accounts, sign-in, or registration, so there is no account to delete and no personal profile is held on any server operated by us.
Everything the app stores (your tasks, ideas, lists, reminders, diagnostics log and settings) lives only on your device. To delete it:
Individual entries can also be deleted inside the app at any time, and the diagnostics log can be cleared from the app’s settings.
Events the assistant created live in your device’s calendar, not inside Mipa. Uninstalling the app does not remove them — delete them in your calendar app. You can also revoke calendar permission at any time under Settings → Apps → Mipa → Permissions.
No coordinates are ever stored. When the shop-recognition feature is enabled, your position is used momentarily to match against a shop catalogue built into the app, and is then discarded — it is never written to storage or sent anywhere.
What is kept, per shop, is only what stops the app repeating the same alert: an identifier of the shop from the built-in catalogue, when you were last notified there, and how often you dismissed it. Erase it with Settings → Data → Clear location history, or simply uninstall the app.
Switching the feature off in Settings → Location, or revoking the permission under Settings → Apps → Mipa → Permissions, stops the position being requested at all.
When you use voice input and the assistant, your audio and the text of your request are sent to Groq, to OpenRouter and/or Google AI, and (for voice output) to ElevenLabs. Mipa does not control how those providers store or retain that data; this is governed by their own policies. To understand or request deletion of any data they may hold, contact them directly:
Once you send a message drafted in the app through your email app, a copy exists in your email account and on your provider’s servers. Deleting the app does not remove those copies; manage them in your email account.
If you have any questions about your data: lexandro2000@gmail.com