How to delete an Avocado account?

Avocado is an app for couples to share things. But if you’re done using it, you might be considering to close your account. In that case, you’ll notice that you can’t remove your account within the app but you’ll have to do that on a desktop computer:

Step	Action
1	Go to https://avocado.io and sign in to your account with your email and password.
2	Once logged in, click on the couple icon (Settings).
3	Scroll down to the bottom of the Settings page and find the small green link: Close account.
4	Confirm that you want to cancel the account.
Note	Your partner will need to delete their own account separately if they wish to remove theirs too.
Result	You’ll be redirected to the Avocado homepage, and your account will be deleted. You can then remove the app.

You can only do that in the account settings on avocado.io, as you’ll see below on pictures I took on my desktop computer:

1 Go to https://avocado.io (app has been closed in meanwhile)

and sign in to your account by entering your email and password.

2 Once you’re logged in, click on the couple icon (=Settings)

3 Scroll down to the bottom of the Settings page

where you will notive a very small green link: Close account.

4 Last step: Confirm that you want to cancel the account

Note: This way you will delete your account, but your partner will need to do the same thing if he/she wants to remove his/her account too.

✅ Result

You’ll be redirected to the Avocado homepage and your account is gone. You’re free now to delete the app itself from your iOs or Android device.

What is Avocado?

Avocado was a private messaging and sharing app designed specifically for couples. It allowed partners to communicate, share photos, create lists, and manage schedules in a private and intimate space, away from the public platforms. The app’s features were tailored to facilitate daily interactions between couples, making it a unique space for personal communication.

Here’s what Avocado offered:

Private Messaging: Couples could send messages, photos, and videos directly to each other in a secure environment.
Shared Lists: The app allowed users to create shared to-do lists, grocery lists, or reminders, making it easier for couples to organize and collaborate.
Calendar Syncing: It offered a shared calendar feature to manage events and schedules between partners.
Photo Sharing: Partners could share and store special photos or moments within the app.
Personalized Experience: The design and features of Avocado were tailored for just two people, making it more personal and private than other social media or messaging platforms.

Though Avocado had a niche appeal and a loyal user base, it eventually closed down, and the app is no longer available. The steps you provided relate to how users could delete their accounts before the app’s closure.