Take your name off the market.
Sites like Spokeo and Whitepages sell your address, phone number and relatives to anyone who searches your name. Go Unsearchable walks you through removing yourself, in the right order, and tells you when they list you again.
- Phone
- (602) 555-0143
- jordan.example@mail.com
- Address
- 1420 W Example Ave, Phoenix, AZ
- Past
- 3 previous addresses
- Relatives
- Casey Example, Morgan Example
A fictional listing. Yours probably looks a lot like it.
Built from one real cleanup, tracked for three years.
This plan comes from removing one person from the internet and recording every removal and every time a site put him back.
That's why a one-time cleanup doesn't last, and why the app keeps watching after you're done.
A coach, not a checklist.
- 01
Answer five questions
Which removal service you already pay for, what spam you get, how much time you have. It builds a plan around you.
- 02
Do a short session
Each day you get your next steps in the order that works, with a direct link to every opt-out form and your details ready to copy.
- 03
Stay gone
Sites put people back. The app tracks every removal and tells you when it's time to check again.
The free guides skip the parts that matter.
Most removal guides list the same few sites and stop. These are the mistakes that quietly undo the work.
The email nobody clicks
Many opt-outs don't count until you click a link in a confirmation email. People see a reference number and assume they're done.
The wrong order
Switch to email aliases too early and the opt-out lists can't match you. Skip the credit freeze and you're exposed while you work.
Thinking it's finished
Some sites list people again within weeks. A cleanup you never check on slowly comes undone.
Missing the junk-mail layer
People-search sites are only half of it. Marketing data companies build the lists behind spam mail, email and calls.
Already paying for a removal service? Keep it. Tell the app which one, and it shows you only the sites still left for you to handle.
Build my planThis site doesn't track you.
A privacy tool that spies on you would be a joke. So we don't.
- No analytics, no ad pixelsNo Google Analytics, no Meta pixel, no tracking cookies.
- No accountYou don't sign up, so there's nothing about you on our side.
- Your progress stays on your deviceEverything you enter is saved in your own browser. Move devices with a backup file.
- Even our fonts live hereNo requests to Google or anyone else when you load a page.
Before you start
Is there an app?
Yes. Open the tracker on your phone, then tap Share and Add to Home Screen on iPhone, or Install app on Android. It gets its own icon, opens full screen and works offline. Nothing to download from an app store.
Is it really free?
Yes. No trial, no card, no account.
How long does it take?
Most steps take 5 to 10 minutes. The whole plan is about 6 to 8 hours, split into sittings as short as 15 minutes. The app sizes each day's list to the time you have.
Will I disappear from the internet completely?
No, and anyone who promises that is overselling. Some records, like property and court filings, stay public, and some sites list people again. The goal is to make you hard to find, then keep it that way.
Do I need to pay for a removal service too?
No. If you already have one, the app works alongside it and shows you the sites it doesn't handle.
Where is my information stored?
Only in your browser, on your device. Nothing is sent to us. Save a backup file if you want to switch devices or clear your browser.
Is this legal advice?
No. It's a practical guide built from a real cleanup. For legal questions about your situation, talk to a lawyer.