Why Tombstone exists
Unsubscribe isn't delete
You sign up for something once: a discount code, a free trial, a single late-night order. Months later the emails get noisy, so you hit unsubscribe, tell yourself you're done with that company, and move on.
Here's the part nobody mentions: unsubscribing only stops the emails. The account is still open, and the company still holds everything you handed over: your name, your email, your address, maybe the card you paid with. Out of sight isn't gone. That data just sits there, quietly, until the day it turns up in a breach.
This is exactly what Tombstone is for. It reads your inbox to surface the accounts you forgot about but that never forgot you, so you can finally get your data deleted instead of just silenced.
The problem
Internet users have lost control of their digital footprint. The average person has 50 to 200+ online accounts, with sensitive data scattered across platforms and data brokers. No central system gives users visibility into their data, alerts them to risk, or helps them protect it.
Our solution
Tombstone is a personal data command center: it gives you a clear, plain-English picture of where your data lives, surfaces forgotten accounts, explains the risk, and helps you clean it up, with your consent at every step.
Why Tombstone?
Competitors like Incogni, Mine, Kanary, and DeleteMe solve half the problem: they either scan your accounts or send opt-out emails. We do both.
- End-to-end automation: we don't just analyze your footprint; we help delete compromised zombie accounts, protecting your identity from future breaches.
- Autonomous AI agents: instead of static email templates or human operators, Tombstone deploys AI agents to find zombie accounts and draft their deletion.
- Zero heavy lifting: existing tools leave account deletion to you. We handle it from discovery to confirmation.
Our core values
Transparency
We're clear about our own AI processes. Every risk assessment is explained in plain English.
User sovereignty
You stay in control. The system asks for a clear yes before any irreversible action, like deleting an account.
Integrity
Security first: regular audits, encrypted tokens, and we never sell data.
Consumer advocacy
If a broker ignores a deletion request, our tools keep trying until the job is done.