Delete your Lastnod account

This page explains how to delete your Lastnod account, from the Lastnod app (Android, iPhone, iPad) or from your browser, and what is kept afterwards. Lastnod is published by Eric Mehdi Mollenthiel, sole trader, under the trade name Mollenthiel Studio (SIREN 795 225 226).

From the app or your browser

1. Sign in to your Lastnod, in the app or at the address of your workspace.
2. Open your account menu, then “Sign-in & security”.
3. At the bottom of the page, choose “Delete my account”, type your account's email address to confirm, then confirm.

Your account is deleted immediately, and you are signed out.

If your account holds your Lastnod

The last account that sees the whole workspace also holds its other accounts and its subscription: it cannot leave on its own. The same action is then called “Request deletion of my account”. We stop the subscription, offer you an export of your data, then delete the entire workspace within thirty days, writing to you at each step. To keep the workspace, first give full access to another account, from “Accounts”, then delete yours.

If you can no longer sign in

Write to team@lastnod.com from your account's email address, asking for its deletion. We check that the request comes from you, then process it within thirty days. If your account was opened for you by a company, its owner can also delete it, from “Accounts”.

What is deleted

• Your account: email address, first name, password, second factor and passkeys.
• Your browser in Lastnod, with its logins and saved passwords.
• The files attached to your conversations with the agents, immediately; these conversations can no longer be opened by anyone and are erased within fourteen days.
• Your notification devices, your notifications, your settings, your access to projects and your invitations.

What is kept

• What belongs to the company that opened the account for you: what you did in its projects (tasks, notes, documents) stays in its workspace, signed with your name; it is the company that decides about it. If you were invited to a chat room, your messages stay there, signed with your name, until the room is erased.
• The invoices and accounting records of a subscription, for ten years, as the law requires.
• Security logs, without content, for twelve months.
• Backup copies, purged within the deadlines of the data processing agreement.

The details of what we process and of your rights are in our privacy policy. A question: team@lastnod.com.