# Delete or restore an app

> This page is about FlutterFlow (the app builder you use by describing your app), not FlutterFlow Studio.

URL: https://docs.flutterflow.io/ffx/delete-an-app

Delete an app from Project Settings, and see what happens to its team, share links, and store listings.

Delete an app you no longer need from its [**Project Settings**](https://docs.flutterflow.io/ffx/glossary#project-settings).

Only an owner of the app can delete it or restore it. Other teammates don't see the option to delete it.

## Delete an app {#delete-an-app}

To delete an app, follow these steps:

1. Open **Project Settings › General**.
2. Under **Delete this project**, click **Delete project**.
3. In the **Delete “Ledger”?** dialog (with your app's name), click **Delete project**.

FlutterFlow takes you to Home, and the app is no longer in **Your apps**.

## What deleting does {#what-deleting-does}

Deleting an app affects its data, its team, and its links, but not the stores:

- The app's threads, backend, and data go with it.
- Everyone on the app's team loses access to it.
- The app's [share links](https://docs.flutterflow.io/ffx/glossary#share-link) stop working.
- FlutterFlow sends nothing to the stores for you, and nothing already on a store is taken down.

## Restore an app {#restore}

Right after you delete an app, Home shows **Deleted Ledger** (with your app's name) and an **Undo** button. To restore the app and open it, click **Undo**. If that fails, **Couldn't restore Ledger** appears with the reason.

For 30 days after you delete an app, an owner can also restore it from the app's address in FlutterFlow, for example from a bookmark or your browser history:

1. Open the app's address. FlutterFlow shows **This app was deleted**, with the day the app was deleted and the day it can be restored until.
2. Click **Restore**.

Teammates who aren't owners see the same screen without **Restore**. After the restore window ends, the screen says "It can no longer be restored."