A little clarity,
on clear terms.

Trace is a personal digital-footprint tool. By using it, you agree to use only identities, inboxes, and account lists that you own or are authorized to manage.

Your information, your access.

Verify ownership before performing a real lookup. Do not bypass authentication, attempt to search for someone else, abuse verification delivery, or misuse a connected provider. You are responsible for your sign-in links, one-time codes, exported reports, and the actions you take with third-party services.

Evidence has its limits.

Inbox messages suggest possible accounts. Imported records come from files you provide. Known breach records describe historical exposure. Results may be incomplete or outdated; they do not guarantee an active account, a current breach, or the absence of other exposure.

You stay in control.

Trace does not delete third-party accounts, change passwords, or send data-removal requests. Links take you to the service so you can decide what to do. Inbox access is optional and can be revoked through Google. Read the privacy policy before connecting data sources.

Availability depends on connections.

Real authentication and discovery require configured external providers. Providers may restrict access, return errors, or change availability. Features and data coverage can change. The demo contains sample data and makes no claim about your personal footprint.