See what the internet knows about you.
Your personal information is scattered across search engines, data brokers, and people-search sites. These tools let you find it — the same way anyone else could — so you can take action to remove it.
Choose a tool to start
Most people run the Google Dork search first, then follow the handoff into the Direct Search to check the sites Google can't see.
Google Dork Search
Runs targeted search queries — called dorks — against Google to surface personal information already indexed publicly. Uses operators like site:, intext:, and filetype: to find results a normal search would miss.
- Search by name, address, username, phone, or email
- Run all queries in sequence with one click
- Mark hits and get a live exposure score (0–100%)
- Step-by-step removal instructions for Google results
Direct Site Search
Builds direct search URLs into 100+ people-search sites, social networks, and public records databases — the ones that block Google from indexing them. Enter your info once and open every relevant site with a click.
- Data brokers: Spokeo, BeenVerified, TruePeopleSearch, FamilyTreeNow, and more
- Social profiles: Instagram, TikTok, Reddit, GitHub, Venmo, Cash App
- Public records: PACER, FEC donations, CourtListener, property records
- Breach checks: Have I Been Pwned, DeHashed, IntelligenceX
- Photos: reverse image search with Google Images, Yandex, TinEye, PimEyes
Privacy Check
Your mobile privacy command center. The exposure tools show what's already out there — Privacy Check helps you stop the leak at the source by locking down your phone's location sharing, tracker permissions, and account security.
- Location sharing audit for iOS and Android
- Account security walkthrough (2FA, passwords, connected apps)
- Stalkerware and tracker detection guidance
- Habits and routines to keep privacy locked down
How they work together
Search Google
Start with the Dork Search to see what's publicly indexed — the surface layer anyone can find in seconds.
Hand off to Direct Search
One click carries your inputs into the Direct Search. No retyping. The next page auto-runs against 100+ sites Google can't see.
Score and remove
Mark hits to build your exposure score, then use the linked removal resources — Optery for automated cleanup, IntelTechniques' workbook for manual DIY.
Ready to remove what you find?
Both tools link to these throughout, but here's a preview: