Almost nothing.
- Hidden profilesOutdated, mismatched or wrong.
- Unwanted attentionMessages based on assumptions.
- Unchosen riskMore copies in more places.
Companies have built a version of you from records, exposed details and guesses. Cluzy helps you see it and decide what happens next.
Companies collect your behavior, buy records about you and fill the gaps with guesses. The result can shape what you see, what you pay and how you are treated. That gap is where Cluzy begins.
Cluzy helps you separate what is true from what is assumed. Here is a fictional example.
Cluzy turns a hidden data profile into three clear, human-sized steps.
Records, exposed details and company guesses become visible.
See what is accurate, outdated, exposed or simply strange.
Keep it, correct it, or request removal.
Companies collect, combine and interpret information about you.
See what they hold. Check what is accurate. Choose your next action.
A few useful distinctions, one detail at a time.
A purchase can say what you bought without saying who you are. That gift for your uncle? Not your new personality.
Explore everyday mix-ups →An inference is a conclusion drawn from clues. Think “probably interested in travel,” rather than “booked a flight.”
Explore facts and inferences →An old address can be a true piece of your history and still be wrong when it’s listed as your current home.
Explore keeping data current →Sharing information for one purpose doesn’t tell you every way it may be used. The details of permission matter.
Explore permission and agency →Keep what is right. Correct what is wrong. Request removal of exposed listings. Company sharing is currently closed.
Your results belong to you. Even when an employer provides Cluzy, you control your information, results and actions.
Reference guides for your next question.
What data brokers know about you, how to take it back, and the decisions behind the product.
September 30, 2026 · Graham Morehead
A government design team just published a privacy tool built on one idea. It is the same idea Cluzy is built on, and they explain it better than we have.
Read the articleStart with Cluzy. You decide what happens next.