Under UK GDPR you can already force most of these companies to erase your personal data within one calendar month. Nobody does it because writing fifteen separate legal letters is tedious. This generates them for you — free, and without ever seeing your data itself.
This is the actual mechanism a written request relies on — not a summary, the sequence itself.
Article 15 (what do you hold on me), Article 21 (I object to marketing use of it), and Article 17 (erase it) — sent together, to the address in the company's own privacy notice.
Not a guideline — a statutory deadline. Silence past that point is itself a compliance failure you can act on.
A documented, dated request with no response is exactly the kind of specific procedural failure the Information Commissioner's Office acts on.
Enter your details once — every letter below reuses them. Nothing here is sent anywhere; this prototype writes the letter, you copy and send it.
Real, named UK data holders, grouped by how they got your data. Two of them don't use this letter at all — they need a different process, flagged below.
The letter generator above costs nothing and never will — that's not an introductory offer, it's the point. We only charge for something we actually have to keep doing.
Broker addresses and privacy-notice contacts change. For £15/yr we'll email you twice a year to re-run your letters with an updated list — that's the only thing worth paying us for, so it's the only thing we charge for.
Services like BLACKEYES, Incogni, and DeleteMe already do a UK-focused, done-for-you version of this. Worth being straight about the trade-off rather than pretending they don't exist.
Built this weekend: the design, the letter generator, and the researched broker list. Not built yet: