Free Privacy Tools
Three tools for finding, removing and tracking your personal data. All free, none require an email address, and every one runs entirely in your browser — nothing you type into them is ever transmitted.
Exposure Check
Type your name and it builds the exact searches across 22 people-search sites and both major search engines. Tick what you find, and it becomes your removal list.
22 sites · 90 secondsStep 2 — RemoveOpt-Out Request Generator
Generates a written removal request citing the right law — US state privacy statutes, GDPR Article 17, an escalation, or a regulator complaint. Copy it, send it.
4 request typesStep 3 — TrackRemoval Tracker
All 70 brokers with a status you cycle as you file, verify and re-check. Progress bar, next-action prompt, CSV export. The log is what makes removal actually stick.
70 brokers · saves locallyNearly every "free privacy scan" on the internet is an email-capture form, and a few of them are run by the data brokers themselves. These tools transmit nothing you type — they build links and store your ticks in your own browser, where we cannot read them. That is a deliberate constraint, not a missing feature: a privacy tool that harvests your details to work is not a privacy tool.
Being straight with you about the one exception: the site runs three advertising tags on every page — Google Ads, the Meta Pixel and Whop's pixel — because we advertise the book and need to know if it works. None of them can read anything you type into these tools, and blocking them breaks none of them. The privacy policy spells out exactly what it does collect and how to switch it off.
The Ghost Protocol is the 30-day route: what to do tonight, what to batch this weekend, the search-engine cleanup, the social settings that keep re-leaking you, and the ten-minute monthly routine that keeps you off. The full system, $10 once.