Find out where your details have leaked, and exactly what to do about it.
Breachy checks your email addresses and phone number against known data breaches, explains what each one means for you, and walks you through fixing it. For you, your family or your team.
- No passwords, ever
- Addresses confirmed before we look
- Made by a UK security company
How it works, exactly
Five steps, from the first address to the alert months later.
- 1Add an address, prove it is yours
Type an email address or phone number. We send a six-digit code to it and only start once you enter the code, so nobody can use Breachy to look up someone else.
- 2We search the breach record
Your address is compared against a database of publicly known data breaches: leaks that criminals already trade. It is a lookup, not a scan of your accounts; we never sign in to anything.
- 3Each finding is explained
For every breach you appear in: which company, when, what was taken (email, password, phone, address), how the password was stored, and how serious that is for you, in plain English.
- 4You get steps in the right order
Change this password first, turn on two-step sign-in here, expect scam texts on that number. Tick each one off; your exposure score drops as you go.
- 5We keep checking
On a paid plan, every address is re-checked daily. When one appears in a new breach you get a notification on your phone, with the steps ready.
What you get
Paid plans re-check every address daily and alert you when one turns up in a new breach.
What each leak means for you, which accounts are at risk, and what to do first.
Protect up to six people, each with their own consent, and see who needs help from one place.
Find out if your mobile number has leaked, so you know when to expect scam calls and texts.
Paste a suspicious text or email for a second opinion. It runs on your phone; nothing is uploaded.
Breachy speaks 43 languages, from English and Spanish to Arabic, Hindi and Japanese.
Built by a security company
Breachy is made by Wolfcore, a UK cyber-security consultancy that tests companies' defences for a living. It is built the way we would want a security app built for our own families.
- Breachy never stores or sends your passwords. The optional password check runs on your phone.
- The addresses you monitor are stored encrypted, and we only check ones you have confirmed.
- Sign-in is a code sent to your email. No password to steal.
- Delete your account from inside the app at any time; everything is erased after 30 days.
Pricing
Start with a free one-off check. Personal includes 7 days free. Cancel any time in your App Store account.
- Five addresses, checked every day
- Alerts when one turns up in a new breach
- Step-by-step fixes and the breach assistant
- 7 days free
- Up to six people and fifteen addresses
- A family dashboard and guardian controls
- Everything in Personal
- Your team's work addresses in one place
- An organisation dashboard with owners and progress
- Findings export for your records
UK prices shown. The App Store charges in your local currency.
Questions people ask
Do you need my passwords?
No. Breachy works without any of your passwords. The one optional check — is this password in a leak? — runs on your phone: the password is turned into a fingerprint there and only the first five characters of that fingerprint are sent, to a public service, never to us. Every "change your password" step is something you do on that site yourself.
Where does the breach data come from?
From a breach-intelligence source that collects publicly known leaks. We look up your address in that record; we do not access your accounts or your inbox.
Can someone use Breachy to look up my details?
No. An address is only checked after its owner enters the code we sent to it. For family members, they agree first, and they can withdraw at any time.
What do you store?
The addresses you confirmed (encrypted), what we found, and the steps you have taken. Delete your account from the app at any time; everything is erased after 30 days.
How is this different from a free breach checker?
A free lookup tells you a breach happened. Breachy tells you what was taken, what it means, what to do first, and keeps watching so you hear about the next one.
See what's out there about you
One free check. No card, no password.