How it works
You tell us what to search. We do the digging and give you a clear report. You work through the fixes, and a recheck shows what changed.
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Confirm your email, and add your phone and any search hints, like past names or usernames.
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See how many people-search sites, breaches and accounts are tied to your email.
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Every listing, what it shows, how a stranger gets from one to the next.
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Use each site's opt-out link and mark each fix done.
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Listings come back. A recheck shows what's new, gone or back.
Tell us what to search
Confirm your email, and add your phone number too if you like.
Have an old username, a maiden name or a past city? Add it as a search hint. It’s optional, and it can only help: it lets us tell which results really belong to you, so your report stays accurate.
Invited by your organization? Your report is already paid for, so you skip the free check and go straight to your full report.
Get your free check
In a few minutes, the free check gives you a first look at how exposed you are across people-search sites, data breaches and online accounts. No card needed.
Your full report goes further. Oko starts from your details and follows the trail a determined stranger would: an email to an old account, the account to a username, the username to a listing with your address. Here’s where we look:
We check the largest people-search sites and show you exactly what each one lists about you.
Find the sites where your email still has an account, including ones you signed up for years ago.
Learn which breaches your email is in and what was exposed, so you know which passwords and numbers to change.
See where your usernames are in use and what those profiles give away about you.
Spot the pages that show up when someone searches for your details.
Read your full report
A full report usually takes under an hour. We email you when it’s ready.
If something points to real danger, like a post asking where you live, the report opens with what to do first. See pricing.
Every result explains itself: what it means for you, and the fastest way to deal with it.
People-search listing
What it means
Anyone who types your name into this site can see where you live, often with your age and relatives.
What you do
Your report links straight to the site’s opt-out page and walks you through it in a few steps.
Phone number
What it means
Your mobile shows up next to your name, which makes it easy to call, text or look you up further.
What you do
We show every site listing it, ranked by which to opt out of first.
Old account
What it means
An account you opened years ago still shows a username or city that links back to your real identity.
What you do
Close it, or change the details on the profile. We tell you which.
Data breach
What it means
A company you used lost data that included your email, and sometimes your password or phone number.
What you do
You see which breaches and what was exposed, so you know exactly what to change.
Paywalled detail
What it means
The free page hides it, but anyone willing to pay a small fee can unlock your current address.
What you do
We flag it so you can opt out before someone pays to look.
Recheck
What it means
People-search sites often re-list you months after you opt out.
What you do
Your recheck leads with what’s new, what returned and what’s gone, so you only fix what changed.
Work through the fixes
“What to do” puts your fixes in order: the ones that close the quickest routes to your private details come first.
Each fix has a direct link to the site’s opt-out page and plain steps. On the yearly plan, Oko sends the requests for you and shows you where each one stands. The few sites that need a phone call or your ID stay on your list, with the steps.
Mark each fix done as you go. Your progress is saved, so you can come back to the rest another day.
We do
You do
Recheck regularly
People-search sites re-list you, and new ones pop up. We email you when a recheck is due. It runs your last report again and leads with what changed: new listings, ones that came back, and ones that are gone. You only fix what’s new.
On the yearly plan, Oko also keeps checking between rechecks and sends the request again if a listing comes back.
Questions
The free check takes a few minutes. A full report usually takes under an hour. We email you when it’s ready.
A short summary of your report: your exposure level, which people-search sites list you, how many other sources we found you in, how many ways a stranger could reach your home, family, phone or routine, and how many fixes you’ve done. Never your details, the findings or your report itself. Once enough people have finished, your organization also sees totals across the team.
One credit pays for one full report or one recheck. If a report fails, you get your credit back. Credits last two years from purchase. Buying credits never starts a subscription.
A recheck runs your last report again and shows what’s new, what’s gone and what came back. We remind you when it’s time for one.
On the yearly plan, yes. Oko sends the opt-out requests for you, and your report gives you the steps for the few sites that need a phone call or ID. With a single report, you send each request yourself from the links in your report. Either way, each site decides whether to take your listing down.
Yes. Everyone gets a free check, and you don’t need a card.
Your contact details, findings and reports are encrypted with a key that belongs to your account. Only you can read your report, after you sign in. We never put findings in email. We collect what it takes to find your listings and send the requests, and nothing more. No ads, no tracking, and we don’t sell your information. Delete a report, or your whole account, whenever you like. The privacy policy has the details.