Is Your Personal Information Easy to Find? A Stalker Risk Scan

Feeling watched is not the same as being watched - but if you are, the difference between the two is documentation. This page is about what to look at, what to write down, and when a professional exposure scan helps.

Signs someone is tracking your online life

• New login alerts or password-reset emails you did not request.
• Your private information (address, workplace, schedule) known by someone who should not know it.
• Accounts you did not create receiving verification codes.
• People referencing things you only did or said privately.

If you are in immediate danger, contact local law enforcement or a domestic violence hotline first. Documentation supports safety; it does not replace it.

What a Stalker Risk Scan finds

We sweep the public record for what an obsessed person would find: your addresses and history, family connections, the profiles you forgot existed, the data broker listings selling your location. You get an exposure report with each risk rated and specific removal steps - so there is less out there to find, and what remains is on record for any legal matter.

Need evidence about someone instead of protection from them? The Sherlock Social Media Documentation Report ($39) documents a subject's public footprint with timestamps.