Keep your life yours

About ListingsChapter 01

Anyone can find your address, your number and your family online.

People-search sites gather public records, old sign-ups and marketing lists, then publish them as one page with your name on it. Home address, phone number, age, relatives. Anyone who types your name can open it, and every site has its own way to ask for removal.

About RequestsChapter 02

Take it off the list. Keep the record.

A removal request is where the record starts. In California, a business has 45 calendar days to respond.

The workspace opens the right form, supplies the required details and records the response. A request and a verified removal are different stages, so nothing counts as gone until you recheck the listing.

About ProcessChapter 03

It starts with one site It rarely stays one.

You choose when to begin. Broker verification stays with you. Nothing comes back to run in the background.

  1. Find

    Search for your listings.

    01

    Open the broker’s search and check that the listing is yours. Use your name together with an age or location before requesting removal.

  2. Request

    Ask each site to remove them.

    02

    Open the official form. Supported routes can use the browser companion to fill required fields. Complete any broker email or verification step yourself.

  3. Verify

    Check that the page is gone.

    03

    Save the broker’s response and recheck the original listing. Your report stays distinct from an independently verified removal.

  4. Record

    Keep what happened.

    04

    Every step is saved with its date in your workspace. Export it as a private backup, or delete it from this browser.

About RecordsChapter 04

Keep the record, see what actually stuck

Save the broker’s response and recheck the original listing. A reply that says done is a report, not a verified removal, and the workspace keeps the two apart.

Erase Me does not connect to your inbox or schedule recurring checks. You run each check when you choose, and every result is kept with its date.

About RoutesChapter 05

Most sites ask for a form. The workspace opens the right one.

The web form

Every site has its way.

Each broker has its own removal process. Supported routes can use the browser companion to fill required fields. You complete any broker email or verification step yourself.

About Your recordChapter 06

Every request leaves a record.

Point the workspace at the sites that list you, and each request lands in one place. What you sent, what came back, and what is still up. Nothing is counted as removed until you have looked again.

Response window
45 days
Checks
On demand
Stored
In your browser
Counted as removed
After a recheck

Get startedChapter 07

Your private workspace

Start with one site.

Start with three details. Add a location only when a site needs a better match.

What this authorizes

Run checks on demand and submit supported broker forms with your details. Broker verification emails go to the address you enter, and you complete any required email or portal steps. Erase Me does not connect to your inbox or schedule recurring checks. No ID uploads, and no deleting accounts on other sites.

Use your own email address for broker replies. Complete broker verification steps when required. No ID uploads.

Your information

Where your data goes.

The public workspace stores your profile and request history in this browser. Your details are not sent to the site’s server. Other people using this browser profile may be able to read them.

Erase Me does not connect to your personal inbox. A broker form receives the fields you approve. Complete broker verification emails yourself unless you explicitly use the separate removal-only mailbox pilot. That gated pilot lets its operator check only correlated broker receipts, on demand.

Your workspace does not run scheduled checks. You can export your record or delete it from this browser. Deleting the workspace does not recall information or requests already sent to brokers.

Delete account

Delete your profile here.

This deletes your profile and request history from this workspace. Requests already sent to brokers cannot be recalled.

This action cannot be undone.