Search for yourself without losing yourself in the results.
Shield turns an open-web search into an identity review workflow. It builds narrow queries from identifiers you approved, groups candidate results, and asks you—not an opaque score—to decide what is really yours.
Use enough context to distinguish you.
Start with your name and add only the city, organization, username, email, or phone details needed to separate unrelated people. Sensitive identifiers stay optional.
- Search terms come from your encrypted identity vault
- Each identifier is marked as self-owned and search-approved
- Queries are sent through the configured search provider
See why a result may match.
Each result carries its source URL, title, excerpt, matched signals, and a confidence band. Accept, reject, or leave it pending before any action is created.
Compare what major AI APIs return.
Connect your own OpenAI, Claude, Perplexity, or Google API key and run a one-time identity query. Web-grounded providers preserve citations; all claims remain available for human review.
Move a confirmed result into resolution.
A confirmed source can become an evidence-linked deletion, erasure, correction, de-indexing, access, or opt-out request with its decision and history preserved.
Before you start
What about people with the same name?
Shield keeps results as candidates and shows the matching signals so you can reject unrelated identities before creating a request.
Do I need every provider key?
No. Connect only the AI providers you want to compare; usage is billed by those providers.
Can I scan another person?
The workflow is designed for the signed-in user or an account member with explicit authority over the identifiers.
Build a search that knows which person is you.
Approve the identifiers you want Shield to use, then review each result on its source.