Access under Article 15
The company has to tell you which data it stores, where it came from, who receives it, and how long it keeps it.
GDPR Article 15 and Article 17
Ask companies what they store about you and have it deleted.
Erasely sends access and erasure requests to the companies behind your email address and tracks the one-month deadline. If a company does not answer, Erasely drafts the complaint for you.
- Free footprint check
- Servers in the EU
- You file every complaint yourself
Waitlist
What the GDPR guarantees you
- 1 month
- is how long a company has to answer. Art. 12(3) GDPR
- €0
- is what the first copy of your data costs you. Art. 15(3) GDPR
- Complaint
- to the supervisory authority is your right when a company stays silent. Art. 77 GDPR
Steps
How a request runs
1Check your footprint
You enter your email address. Erasely shows the breaches and accounts tied to that address.
2Send the requests
You pick access, erasure, or both for each company. Erasely sends the letters and records the day they went out.
3Track the deadline
One month starts on the day you send. You see which requests are open and which are overdue.
One-month deadline
One month, then two paths
Day 0
Request goes out
Erasely stores the send date and works out the last day of the deadline.
+ 1 month
Deadline ends
To extend by two months, the company has to tell you before then and give a reason.
Company answers
You get the access report or confirmation that the company deleted your data.
Company stays silent
Erasely drafts the complaint. You review it and file it with the supervisory authority.
Features
What Erasely writes for you
Erasure under Article 17
You tell the company to delete your data. Erasely records when the letter went out.
Complaint
If the deadline passes with no answer, Erasely drafts the text to the supervisory authority. You file it.
Footprint check
Breaches and accounts tied to your email address. The check is free and gets you started.
Privacy
Your data at Erasely
Servers in the EU
Erasely stores everything on servers in the EU.
No selling
Erasely does not sell your data and passes it to no ad network.
Your address only
You run the footprint check for your own email address. Erasely does not check other people’s addresses.
Questions
Missing a question? Join the list and reply to the first email.
What does the footprint check cost?
Nothing. We open access, erasure, and complaints to the waitlist first.
Can I check someone else’s email address?
No. Erasely checks only the address that belongs to you.
How long does a company have?
One month from receiving the request. If the company extends by up to two months, it has to tell you within the first month and give a reason.
What happens if nobody answers?
Erasely drafts the complaint to the supervisory authority. You read the draft and file it.
Where is my data stored?
On servers in the EU. Erasely passes it to no ad network.
What does the waitlist store?
Your email address, the time and version of consent, and whether you confirmed. No IP address. We delete unconfirmed signups after 30 days. Confirmed addresses stay until the waitlist has served its purpose or you ask for deletion.
Reserve the footprint check
Enter your address. We write to you when the check opens.