A "find me first" check
Before anything is sent, see which sites list you, with a simple score that shows what makes you easy to find. Then decide what to remove.
What the app does today, and what we're building next, in plain words.
We'll ship these when they're ready and tested. We don't promise dates, and plans can change.
Available now, version 0.1
Free My ID for Windows 10 and 11 asks the people-search and data-broker sites that list your name, address and phone number to remove them, then keeps checking.
Coming in version 0.2
The same app, for people who use Linux or a Mac, or who want it to run on a small home server. This version is mostly for technical users and works from the command line.
Planned for version 0.3
Before anything is sent, see which sites list you, with a simple score that shows what makes you easy to find. Then decide what to remove.
If your state has a privacy law that covers these sites, Free My ID will write the request with that law named in it. In other states, it sends a polite request, which many sites still honor.
Step-by-step lists for freezing your credit and for getting off junk-mail and pre-approved credit offer lists, inside the app.
One printable page that shows each site that was asked, the date, what it answered, and when it was checked again. Useful if you're helping a parent.
Planned for version 0.4