Email registration check
Check which known online sources show signs that your email address may be registered. Confirm your email first, then your private scan starts.
Many people use the same email address for years. This check gives you a compact overview of places where your address may be known, without building a public profile around it.
An email privacy scan checks whether your email address appears to be known by selected online sources. It can help you discover old accounts, forgotten registrations, public mentions, and services where your address may still be active.
The scan starts only after you confirm the email address. Results are shown on a private scan page, are not published, and are not used to create a searchable profile about you.
Use the overview as a practical signal. Review unfamiliar registrations, close accounts you no longer need, change reused passwords, and enable two-factor authentication on important services.
You confirm that this is your own address and complete the security check.
The scan only starts after you click the verification link sent to that email address.
After verification, you receive an overview of websites where the email address appears to be registered.
The general websites below are included by default. Adult websites are off by default and are only checked if you select that option yourself.
No. This service is intended for your own email address, or for an address you have explicit permission to check.
We check multiple websites step by step. Some websites respond faster than others, so progress is shown during the scan.
You only see websites where your email address appears to be registered. Treat the result as a clear indication, not legal proof.
Websites regularly change their technical checks. Results should therefore be treated as a strong indication, not legal proof.