Data deletion request

How to ask us to delete any data Hyprr has collected about you.

What Hyprr stores

Hyprr is a non-custodial trading client. Most data stays on your device and never reaches our servers:

• Your linked wallet address, agent key, and any trade history are stored only in the app’s on-device encrypted database. Uninstalling the app deletes them.
• The on-chain record of your trades lives on the Hyperliquid blockchain, which is public and outside our control — we cannot delete it. To revoke an agent key, use Hyperliquid’s approveAgent revocation flow from your main wallet.

The only data Hyprr transmits to a server we operate is crash reports, sent to our self-hosted GlitchTip instance at crash.codeskraps.com. Each report contains an exception type, message and stack trace, the app release, device context (model, OS version, locale), recent app events (background/foreground, network changes, WalletConnect link steps), a random installation ID created by the crash SDK, and the IP address the report came from. Wallet addresses are redacted to 0x….<last4> on-device before the report is uploaded. Nothing in a report names you: Hyprr has no accounts, and the installation ID is random and changes when you reinstall.

See the full privacy policy for details.

Requesting deletion

Because crash reports carry no name, account or wallet address, we find yours by when and where they were sent. Send a request that includes:

• The approximate dates of the crashes you want removed,
• The app version (visible in Settings → About inside the app),
• The device model and OS version, if known, and
• If you can, the public IP address you were using at the time.

We then delete every report from that install, using its installation ID.

Email the request to:

me@codeskraps.com

We will action the deletion against the GlitchTip backend within 30 days and reply to confirm. You will not need to provide your wallet address — addresses are scrubbed from reports before upload, so they cannot be used to identify your data.

Disabling future data collection

There is no in-app opt-out today. To stop Hyprr sending crash reports from your device entirely, the options are:

• Block crash.codeskraps.com at the network level (e.g. via a DNS or firewall rule on your device or router), or
• Uninstall the app.

An in-app toggle is on the roadmap.