You can delete your DaylyWork account whenever you want. This page explains the two ways to do it, exactly what gets deleted, and the little that we keep. As soon as you confirm, your profile is taken out of employer search, and you have 30 days to change your mind before your account is erased for good.
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1. Delete it yourself, inside the app
This is the fastest way. As soon as you confirm, your profile is taken out of employer search and employers can no longer open your profile or resume.
- Open the DaylyWork app or website and sign in.
- Go to Profile from the bottom bar or the menu.
- Scroll to the bottom and tap Delete account.
- Read the confirmation and tap Delete.
2. Or ask us by email
If you can no longer sign in — you lost the number, or the app will not open — write to us at daylyworkteam@concientech.com from any email address and tell us the mobile number registered on the account.
We will check that the account is really yours before we delete anything, usually by sending a one-time code to the registered mobile number. This protects you: without that check, anybody who knew your number could have your profile erased.
We aim to acknowledge your request within 24 hours, and to start the deletion within 7 days of confirming it is you. From then on it works just as if you had deleted the account in the app — see sections 3 to 6.
3. What is deleted
As soon as you confirm, you are signed out everywhere, on this phone and on any other device. Your profile is taken out of employer search, and employers can no longer open your profile, resume or video. Job applications that did not end in a hire disappear from employers' lists. A job you were hired for stays in that employer's hiring history, but without your phone number or other contact details. Your details are then held for 30 days so that you can change your mind — see section 6.
Once those 30 days pass, the following is erased and cannot be recovered. (The law makes us keep a locked copy of your mobile number, name and email for 180 days more — see section 4.)
- Your name.
- Your mobile number.
- Your email address, if you added one.
- Your city and locality.
- Your skills and the languages you speak.
- Your work experience and education details.
- Your resume — both a file you uploaded and one we generated for you.
- Your profile photo.
- Your intro video, if you recorded one.
- Your identity verification record, if you verified with Aadhaar — your name as on Aadhaar, your date of birth and the last 4 digits — and the note about it on any job you were hired for.
- Anything you wrote to us in Help & Support.
4. What we keep, and why
We do not delete the record that a job application or a hire happened, because that record belongs to the employer as much as to you — an employer must be able to see their own hiring history.
What we do is strip your personal data out of it. What is left carries no name, no phone number, no email, no resume and no photo. If you verified with Aadhaar, we keep a restricted record of that check for 1 year and a record of your consent for 3 years. Neither holds your Aadhaar details. Section 7 of our Privacy Policy explains both.
The law (IT Rules 2021, rule 3(1)(h)) also requires us to keep the details you signed up with — your mobile number, name and email — for 180 days after your account is erased. We lock them away and use them only if a court, the police or another government authority lawfully asks. From 13 May 2027 we must also keep a restricted copy of your account records and logs for 1 year for the same purpose. Then they are deleted.
Separately, we may have to keep certain records where Indian law requires it — for example an ongoing fraud investigation, a legal claim, or a lawful request from an authority.
5. Your mobile number is released
Once the 30 days are up and your account has been erased, your mobile number is free again. You can use the same number to sign up for DaylyWork later.
If you do, you start as a brand-new user with an empty profile. Your old profile, resume, applications and history do not come back — by then there is nothing left to restore.
6. You have 30 days to change your mind
For 30 days after you delete your account, nothing is erased yet. If you change your mind in that time, just sign in again with the same mobile number — your profile, resume and applications come back exactly as they were, and the deletion is cancelled. There is no form to fill in and nobody to email.
If you also post jobs from this number as an employer, the job posts that were closed stay closed — you would need to post them again. Your other devices also stay signed out until you sign in on them again.
After 30 days the erasure runs and cannot be reversed. If you only want a break from job messages, consider simply not using the app for a while instead of deleting your account.
7. Questions
If anything here is unclear, or you want to know what data we hold about you before you decide, write to us at daylyworkteam@concientech.com and we will help.