Free self-assessment

The 10-Minute Digital Footprint Audit

Companies and data brokers know where you live, what you buy, and what your passwords are. This free audit takes 10 minutes and shows you exactly where your digital life is exposed.

Answer honestly. Your results stay in your browser — we never see your answers.

1 The Google Self-Test

Open a new tab and search Google for each of these. Check the box if results show your real information.

Search: "Your Full Name" + your cityDid data broker sites show your real address or phone number?

Search: your personal phone numberDid results link your number to your name, address, or family?

Search: your home addressDid results connect your address to your name on any public sites?

2 The Password Leak Check

Go to haveibeenpwned.com and enter your primary email. This trusted site checks if your email appeared in known breaches.

Your email appeared in 1 or more breachesThe site shows "Oh no — pwned!" in red if your data was leaked.

You use the same password on more than one siteIf any password is reused across email, banking, shopping, or social media — check this.

You don’t use a password managerIf you rely on memory, sticky notes, or your browser’s built-in saving — check this.

3 Device & App Hygiene

Check your phone and computer. These are the settings attackers exploit most often.

Apps have location access they don’t neediPhone: Settings → Privacy → Location Services. Android: Settings → Location → App permissions.

Phone or computer hasn’t been updated in 30+ daysUnpatched devices are the #1 way malware gets in.

No two-factor authentication on your primary emailYour email is the master key. If someone gets in, they reset every password you have.

Router still uses default admin passwordIf you’ve never changed it from "admin" or "password" — check this.

Your answers never leave your browser. We don’t see or store any of this.

The 10-Minute Digital Footprint Audit

1 The Google Self-Test

2 The Password Leak Check

3 Device & App Hygiene

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