Old accounts
See the sites you've signed up to — including the ones you forgot about years ago.
Live Gmail scan
You've signed up to way more than you remember.
Lifesweeper turns years of sign-ups into one simple list — old accounts, endless newsletters, subscriptions still charging you, and anything public about you — then helps you clear it out. No guesswork, no spreadsheets.
- We never read your emails
- Delete your data whenever
- Plain English results
Digital Life Score
Could use a tidy0/ 100
SCAN: CL-28491
STATUS: FINISHED
CLUTTER: MEDIUM
LAST RUN: 23 AUG 2026
- Companies found
- 0
- Forgotten accounts
- 0
- Newsletters
- 0
- Paying for
- 0
- Data leaks
- 0
Just an example. You'll get your own numbers after your first scan.
Account found
Netflix
You have an account here
Subscription found
Spotify
You're paying monthly
Newsletter found
Canva
You can unsubscribe
Heads up
6 past data leaks
Worth a look
Under the hood
Your online life, all in one place.
We work through your inbox in small batches, group the emails by company, then work out which ones are accounts, which are newsletters, and which are costing you money. Nothing gets sent anywhere until you say so.
- Clues per scan
- Thousands
- Emails we read
- None
Scan steps
STATUS: WORKING
- 01Inbox connectedwaiting
- 02Having a lookwaiting
- 03Companies spottedwaiting
- 04Accounts listedwaiting
- 05Subscriptions foundwaiting
- 06Public info checkedwaiting
- 07Ready to tidy upwaiting
What we find
One email address. Dozens of companies.
Every sign-up leaves a trail in your inbox. Lifesweeper joins the dots and shows you the lot — have a click around below.
Your email
you@example.com
Picked company
Hover over a company to see what it's for, the last email we spotted and where the account stands. One email address usually links to dozens of them.
What you get
Six kinds of digital clutter, one tidy dashboard.
Junk newsletters
Spot who keeps emailing you, then unsubscribe from a whole pile at once.
Sneaky subscriptions
Catch the things still taking your money, with the emails we spotted them in.
Closing accounts down
We show you the quickest way to sort out, downgrade or delete an old account.
What's public about you
Check the sites that publish your details — but only for details you've confirmed are yours.
Data leaks
Find out if your email address has turned up in a known data leak.
Out in the open
What does the internet already know about you?
We help you find the sites publishing your details so you can ask them to take it down. You can only search details you've confirmed are your own — this isn't a tool for looking up other people.
YOU ONLY · VERIFICATION REQUIRED
your confirmed emailyour details only
- LeakTurned up in 6 past data leaks
- Data sellerOn the list of 2 marketing companies
- Public pageShowing on 1 public forum
We'll only search details you've confirmed belong to you.
Tidying up
Decide once, then forget about it.
Work through a short list instead of a messy inbox. Every item tells you exactly where it's up to — found, asked, done or didn't work.
- Found
- Asked
- Done
- Didn't work
Your list
3 LEFT
Canva
Sends you newsletters
Spotify
You're paying for this
Old account
Not touched in 3 years
We mark things as asked and only switch them to done once the company confirms — no pretending something's gone when it isn't.
Your data
It stays yours.
We only look, never read
Lifesweeper sees who emailed you, the subject line and the date. Never the message itself, never attachments.
Built private from day one
Your results are yours alone, locked to your account, encrypted where it matters, and never sold on.
Leave whenever you like
Wipe your results, unhook your inbox or delete your whole account in a couple of clicks.
No jargon
Plain English: here's what we found, here's what you can do about it.
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