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Recently Deleted

Deleted the wrong tournament? Removed a side pot you still needed? Settings → Recently deleted lists everything you removed in the last 14 days and puts it back with one tap.

What lands in it

Four things, the ones worth undoing:

Everything inside a restored tournament or league comes back with it. You do not restore the children separately.

Restoring something

  1. Open Settings and tap Recently deleted.
  2. Find the item — each row shows what it was and how long is left on the window ("9 days left").
  3. Tap Restore.

It reappears immediately wherever it used to be, on this device and on every other device signed in to your account.

Restoring does not put a public page back

If the item had been published — a tournament bowlers could register for, or a side pot they could buy into online — it comes back unpublished. That is deliberate: restoring should never quietly put a buy-in back on sale and start taking bowlers’ money again without you deciding to. Publish it again when you are ready.

Nothing is ever destroyed

The 14 days is how long an item is offered for restore — not how long it survives. Director never permanently erases a deleted tournament, league or pot. Once the window passes it simply stops appearing in the list; the record is still there, and support can still reach it.

That also means the screen is safe to browse. There is no “empty the bin” button, because there is nothing to empty.

Why something might not be listed

Screenshot: Recently deleted list with a tournament and a side pot, each showing days remaining

Tip

Deleting a tournament asks you to type DELETE first, and a side pot asks for confirmation. If you are clearing out old test events, you can now do it without worrying — anything you remove is one tap from coming back for the next two weeks.