Stewardship
Care, consent, and the right to step away
This is here to serve your formation, not to consume you.
A pastoral note
WellDone is a companion, not a pastor. It does not speak for God, replace Scripture, or stand in for the body of Christ. Step away whenever you need to — nothing here counts your absence against you.
What is kept
Your words are yours
What you write — reflections, prayers, fragments, remembrances — is kept so that it is there when you return. It is not sold, not used to train anything, and not shown to other members unless you choose to share it.
You can read and download all of it, whenever you like, without asking anyone: Data Export.
What you can turn down
Quieter, or quiet altogether
Nothing here needs to be loud. Rhythms holds notifications back during quiet hours and on a Sabbath day. Notifications decides which arrive at all.
If you would rather WellDone noticed less about you, Journey Settings can pause awareness, stop Compass recall, or clear that history entirely.
The right to step away
Leaving, in either sense
You may simply stop. There are no streaks to break and no counter that resents you for it; returning after a long absence looks exactly like returning after a day.
And you may leave completely. Deleting your account erases what belongs to you — your reflections, your uploads, and your sign-in — and it cannot be undone. The control is in Profile settings, under Danger zone.
One thing worth knowing before you go: if you support WellDone with a recurring gift, deletion stops that gift first, and will refuse to erase anything if it cannot. We would rather refuse a deletion you can retry than complete one that leaves you being charged with no account left to stop it from.
If something is wrong
Ask us
If something here is unclear, or you think we have got something wrong about your data, tell us and a person will read it: the support page, or write to support@welldonegfs.io.
The formal versions
Terms and Privacy
This page is the plain-language account. The binding ones are the Terms of Service and the Privacy Policy. Where this page and those disagree, those govern — and tell us, because it means this one is wrong.
Nothing faithful is ever wasted.