1. Disconnect TikTok in CLTCHRS
Open the CLTCHRS Windows application and go to Settings → Social Networks → TikTok. Select Disconnect and confirm. The app removes the locally stored TikTok account record, encrypted OAuth credentials, and related account metadata. Disconnecting does not delete videos already posted to TikTok.
2. Revoke access in TikTok
For an additional platform-side revocation, open TikTok and go to Settings and privacy → Security & permissions → Apps and services permissions. Find CLTCHRS and remove access. TikTok may update the location or wording of this control.
To delete a published TikTok video or other information held by TikTok, use TikTok’s account controls and privacy request process. CLTCHRS cannot delete content from your account after access has been revoked.
3. Delete local projects and media
Use the delete controls in the demo and clip library to remove individual local jobs and rendered MP4 files. To remove all remaining local application data, uninstall CLTCHRS and delete its local data directory after making any backups you want to keep.
This public website does not store your match demos, rendered videos, TikTok tokens, or publishing history, so no website-account deletion is required.
4. Contact us
If you emailed us or believe we hold information that is not available through the controls above, send a deletion request to [email protected]. Include enough context to identify your correspondence, but never send your password, access token, client secret, or game account credentials.
We will respond within the period required by applicable law. We may retain limited records where necessary for security, fraud prevention, legal compliance, or to document completion of the request.