For iPhone · Free to start
Online safety without the fear.
We check your email every day, tell you in plain words when something matters, and walk you through the fix.
- No ads in the app
- Your price never goes up
- Breach data from Have I Been Pwned
Example of the app's Home screen · tap it to see a fix
Leaks happen. Fixing them shouldn't be scary.
A data leak usually starts at a company you signed up with, not with anything you did.
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We check
We look your email up in known data leaks, and with a free account we keep checking every day.
Emails we watch
Every day
sam@example.comChecked todaysam.work@example.comChecked todayNothing new today. We checked 2 emails at 12:00 PM.
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We explain
Plain words: what leaked, and what it means for you. No jargon, no scare tactics.
Needs a fixExample Shop
Leaked in 2024
What leaked: your email and an old password.
What it means: someone could try that password on your other accounts. It doesn't mean your phone was hacked.
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You fix it
One small step at a time, with a link straight to where you fix it.
Fix it steps
2 of 3 done
- Change the password on Example Shop
- Change it anywhere you reused it
- Turn on 2-step sign-in
One at a time is fine. We keep watching for new leaks.
From a scary email to plain words
When a company has a leak, it sends an email full of legal words. Umbrify tells you what happened and what to do next.
Example: a real-style breach email
Notice of data security incident
We are writing to inform you of a data security incident that may have involved your personal information. An unauthorized third party accessed a database containing your email and an old password. Out of an abundance of caution, we recommend that you change that password and turn on 2-step sign-in where available, and remain vigilant for emails that ask you to sign in.
Example Shop had a leak
Your email and an old password were in it. It doesn't mean your phone was hacked.
- Change that password anywhere you used it.
- Turn on 2-step sign-in where you can.
- Ignore emails that ask you to sign in from a link.
What a result looks like
Plain words about what leaked, and one next step for each.
Example for sam@example.com · not your results
Leaked in 2021
What leaked: Email addresses, Phone numbers, Full names
Next step: Watch for scam calls and texts that use your name.
Adobe
Leaked in 2013
What leaked: Email addresses, Passwords
Next step: Change that password anywhere you reused it.
No account needed for your first check.
Check a link before you tap it
In the app, paste a link from a text or email. We check it with Google Safe Browsing and VirusTotal and tell you in plain words.
Example results · not a live check
example.com
No known problems found. Still only enter a password on sites you trust.
amaz0n-account-help.example
Reported as a scam site. Don't open it, and don't enter anything there.
Everything under one umbrella
Email breach check
Check any email against Have I Been Pwned, the largest public breach database.
Password check
Check if a password has been leaked - without sending the password itself.
Link scanner
Paste any URL to know if it's a phishing or malware site.
Safety score
One number for how much of your info has leaked, and how serious it was.
Daily alerts
We check every day and alert you when a monitored email shows up in a new breach.
Fix it steps
Plain-English steps for every breach - most with a link straight to where you fix it.
Simple, honest pricing
Your rate is locked forever. We never raise prices on existing subscribers.
Radar
- Watches 1 email every day
- 1 breach check/month
- Password checker (5/month)
- Link scanner (5/month)
- Basic safety score
Shield
- Everything in Radar
- Unlimited breach checks
- Watches 5 emails every day
- Daily breach alerts
Vault
- Everything in Shield
- Watches unlimited emails every day
- Device exposure scanner
Paid plans include a 7-day free trial, then billed monthly at the price shown above. Auto-renews until cancelled - cancel anytime.
Built with security in mind
A quick overview of how we protect your data. For the full breakdown - including our responsible disclosure policy - see our security page.
We never store your password
A password check uses k-anonymity: only a short fingerprint goes to Have I Been Pwned - never the password itself.
Breach data by HIBP
Powered by Have I Been Pwned - the world's largest publicly available breach database.
No data selling
Subscriptions, not ads. We never sell or license your personal information.
Your data is encrypted
Stored with AES-256 encryption in Supabase on AWS, and sent over TLS 1.2 or higher.
Leaks happen. You stay dry.
We watch your email every day and tell you when something needs a fix.
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