Protect your creator identity
before you share.
Check your photos and videos for hidden privacy risks, clean unsafe metadata, and create uniquely protected copies before you send them.
Your first Privacy Check is free · No subscription · Checks never expire
The problem
Creators rarely get caught by a stranger.
They get caught by a detail they didn't notice.
A street sign in the background. A reflection in a mirror. A phone notification on a nightstand. GPS coordinates quietly saved inside the photo file itself. Any one of these can connect content back to a real name, a real address, or a real workplace.
Location
GPS metadata, street signs, and landmarks that reveal where you live or shoot.
Reflections
Mirrors and windows that show your face, another person, or your camera.
Screens
Phones, monitors, and notifications visible in the background.
Documents
Mail, packaging, IDs, and paperwork with your real name or address.
How it works
Three steps. Every time you share.
Check
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Checking your content…
Upload a photo or video. We scan it for hidden location data and visible details that could expose your identity.
Fix
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🔴 1 High riskissues fixed
See exactly what's risky and why. We erase hidden details the file carries about you — like your exact location or the device you shot it on — and hand you a safe copy in one click.
Protect
Protected copy ready
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Create a unique protected copy for each person you send it to, before you share it.
See it in action
Your privacy, at a glance.
Issues fixed
3/4
Almost there — 1 issue remaining
🔴 HIGH RISK · Location
A street sign appears to be visible
Crop or blur the sign before publishing.
🟢 SAFE · Metadata
No GPS metadata detected
PROTECTED SHARE
beach_set_04.jpg → "Patreon — Alex"
Why creators use it
Outcomes, not features.
Catch accidental exposure
Find the detail you missed before your audience does.
Remove hidden metadata
Strip GPS and device data that most editing apps leave untouched.
Avoid revealing your location
Spot street signs, landmarks, and identifiable backgrounds.
Protect shared content
Give every recipient a version that's uniquely theirs.
Make leaks traceable
If a protected copy resurfaces, it can potentially be traced to who it was made for.
Stay in control
Delete your content, scans, and copies at any time.
Pricing
Start with one free check.
No subscription. No expiration. Buy checks when you need them.
Starter
25 Privacy Checks
$15
Creator
100 Privacy Checks
$39
Pro
500 Privacy Checks
$129
FAQ
Straight answers.
What does the scan check? +
We check your file's hidden metadata (like GPS location and device info) and, for photos, look for visible details such as street signs, screens, reflections, documents, license plates, and faces — using text recognition and image analysis together.
Does it upload my content? +
Yes — your file is uploaded to our private, access-controlled storage so it can be analyzed and so we can generate your safe copies and protected shares. It is never made public and only you can access it.
Is my content public? +
No. Every file is private by default. Downloads use short-lived, signed links tied to your account.
What is the watermark/fingerprint? +
When you protect a share, we generate a unique fingerprint for that specific copy and embed it invisibly (and, optionally, with a discreet visible mark). Each recipient gets a distinct copy.
Can you identify who leaked my content? +
If a leaked copy still carries the embedded fingerprint, we can often match it back to the share it came from. Heavy cropping, screenshotting, or recompression can remove or degrade that fingerprint, which lowers confidence or prevents a match entirely.
Does this guarantee anonymity? +
No. Nothing can guarantee perfect anonymity or that leaked content will always be traceable. We help you catch common, avoidable mistakes and make sharing more accountable — that's a meaningfully better position than sharing unprotected content.
Guides
Learn how to protect yourself.
Practical, no-nonsense guides on metadata, location leaks, staying anonymous, and handling leaks.
Can People Find Your Location From a Photo? How to Check Before You Post
Yes — people can find your location from a photo, through metadata or visible clues. Here's how it happens and how to check every image before it goes public.
3 min read
How to Remove Metadata (EXIF) From Photos Before Posting
A practical guide to stripping EXIF and location data from photos on iPhone, Android, Mac, and Windows — and why doing it before you post beats trusting the platform.
4 min read
Your Content Was Leaked — What to Do (Step-by-Step)
A calm, practical step-by-step for creators dealing with leaked content — documenting evidence, filing DMCA takedowns, reporting to the platform, and tracing the source.
4 min read
How to Stay Anonymous as an Adult Content Creator (2026): The Complete Privacy Checklist
A step-by-step privacy checklist for adult content creators who want to stay anonymous — separate identities, network, devices, content, and money, done in the right order.
5 min read
Before you post it, check it.
Before you send it, protect it.