Deseat.me for Web

Overview

Deseat.me helps you discover and manage the online accounts associated with your email address. Over the years you may have created logins for websites, newsletters, forums, and other services that are easy to forget. This tool gathers those accounts into one place so you can decide which ones to keep and which you’d like to remove.

How it locates your accounts

• The service connects to your Google or Outlook email to scan for account registrations and subscriptions.
• It matches your email address with services and surfaces the accounts it finds.
• For each discovered account, Deseat.me supplies a direct link to the page where you can close or delete that service.
• You can mark profiles to remain and add others to a deletion queue that acts as a task list.

Steps to remove unwanted profiles

• Visit the linked deletion page for each account Deseat.me identifies.
• Add accounts you want to remove to the tool’s queue so you have a clear list of follow-up actions.
• Decide which accounts to retain and skip those you want to keep.
• Complete the deletion process on each site manually—Deseat.me does not remove them for you.

What it does not do

• It does not automatically erase your accounts; you must perform the deletions on each service’s site.
• It won’t complete the removal steps for you or bypass a site’s verification and confirmation procedures.
• Some account closures can be time-consuming and require multiple steps on the provider’s platform.

Privacy and safety

• Deseat.me uses Google’s OAuth 2.0 (and equivalent sign-in for Outlook) so you don’t hand over raw login credentials.
• The tool does not store your password information; it only reads the account data necessary to build the list.
• Treat the generated list as a starting point—verify each link and follow the provider’s instructions for secure account deletion.