We find what's exposed. You stay protected.

Your home address, phone, and family are for sale on people-search sites right now. Bighound finds every exposure, gets it taken down, and stands watch so it stays gone — for you, your family, and a few close friends.

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Invitation-only — we keep the circle small on purpose.

The problem

Your family's information is for sale — a few dollars a lookup.

People-search brokers quietly compile your home address, phone numbers, email, age, relatives, and every place you've lived — then publish it for anyone to buy. That profile is the raw material for stalking, scams, doxxing, and identity theft, and it exposes your whole household, not just you.

The scale

It's more than you think

Dozens of brokers carry a version of you. Most people have no idea they're listed — or on how many sites.

The catch

It grows back

Even after a takedown, brokers repopulate from public records every 3–6 months. A one-time opt-out doesn't hold.

The reality

DIY is a treadmill

Every broker has its own opt-out maze — doing it by hand across all of them, forever, is a part-time job.

Bighound does that job for you: it hunts down every exposure, scrubs what it can, and watches so it stays gone.

How it works

01 — Hunt

Find where you're exposed

We track your household across people-search brokers, breach corpora, and the open web — the whole picture of what the wild can see, matched to the right person.

02 — Scrub

Get it taken down

Automated where a broker allows it, and a one-click human worklist where it gates — we never defeat CAPTCHAs or bot checks. Gated brokers are routed to you, effort and all shown up front.

03 — Watch

Keep it gone

Broker data regenerates on a 3–6 month half-life, so we re-scan and re-fire, and nudge you the moment something new surfaces. Removal is a loop, not a one-shot.

Why invitation-only

We stay small on purpose

A system that holds your family's most sensitive information should be the opposite of a growth-at-all-costs data company. So there's no public signup and no anonymous accounts — the smallest possible attack surface. No ads, and we never sell or share your data; the only way in is a vouch from someone already inside.

That keeps the circle trustworthy and the software honest — built for the households it actually serves, not for a market. Want in? Ask a member for a link, or request an invite and we'll reach out.

Built like it holds what it holds

Security is the product, not a feature

Good to know

What does it cost?

Nothing. Bighound is donation-funded — no paywalls, no tiers, no billing. A "chip in" link offsets real costs, and it's entirely optional.

Who is it for?

Households — you, your family, and a few close friends. The people you'd actually vouch for, not the whole internet.

How do I get an invite?

Ask someone already using Bighound, or request one and we'll be in touch. We keep it small on purpose.

Is my information safe with you?

That's the entire design: invitation-only, encrypted, per-household isolation, and we never store SSNs, full birth dates, financial accounts, or government IDs. See our security posture.

See what the wild can see

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