Most people are covered on none of the three. One Swiss account gives you a vault nobody else can open, a tunnel nobody logs, and a clear picture of the data brokers publishing your address.
You can start with the vault and add the rest when you need it. The account is the same.
Not a score out of a hundred. A short list, in plain language, split between what we handle and what only you can do.
Data brokers and people-search sites that publish your address, phone number, relatives and employment history. We file the request and verify the takedown.
Passwords of yours that appeared in a public breach, ordered by how much damage the account can do — email and banking before a forum you used once.
Some records cannot be withdrawn. We say so rather than charging you a monthly fee to keep trying, and we tell you what it does and does not expose.
Choose a master password you can remember without writing down. You also get a 240-bit Secret Key — keep it; it is half of what opens your vault.
Export from your current manager or browser and import in one step. Folders and notes survive the move.
The browser extension does the day-to-day work. The mobile app covers autofill on your phone, and the desktop app works offline.
See which of your credentials are already public and what brokers publish about you, then work down the list.
