Your data leaks years before anything happens.
A breach at a company you barely remember using puts your email, your password and your address into circulation. We watch for that moment — continuously, on the dark web and in breached databases — so the first person to know is you.
Three steps, and you are barely one of them.
You give us what to watch
Your email, phone number and documents. Once, in under two minutes.
We watch where the data goes
Breached databases, dark-web listings and data brokers — continuously, not on a schedule you have to remember.
You hear only what changes
A new finding gets one message. Everything already known stays quiet.
A one-off scan is a photograph. The risk is a film.
Most tools scan when you ask them to. But your data does not leak on the day you check — it leaks when a company you used in 2019 finally admits what happened, on a Tuesday, while you are doing something else.
Continuous monitoring is not a bigger version of the same thing. It is the difference between finding out and being told.
You recognise any of these.
- You have had the same email address for over a decade.
- You reuse a password somewhere and you know it.
- You have signed up for services you no longer remember.
- You want to know before a stranger does.
- You would rather fix one thing today than everything at once later.
Leak Monitoring is one of seven.
SMS Scanner
Fake refunds and fake deliveries, filtered before you read them.
Web protection
Every site you open, checked against the world's threat lists.
Real-Time Alerts
A message the moment something is found — and only then.
Leak News
What just leaked, in plain language.
Global Databreach Database
Follow the brands you use and hear it from us first.
Security Academy
Short lessons on the scams circulating right now.
Available on iPhone and Android, and in English, French, Portuguese and Spanish.
