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Send & Forget
UK GDPR erasure letters
Prototype
Article 17 · UK GDPR

Make the brokers holding your data delete it — in writing, on the clock.

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.

15Known UK data holders
1Calendar month, by law
£0Legal fee required
Generate my first letter ↓
01

The right, in plain terms

This is the actual mechanism a written request relies on — not a summary, the sequence itself.

1

You cite three articles at once

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.

2

They have one calendar month to respond

Not a guideline — a statutory deadline. Silence past that point is itself a compliance failure you can act on.

3

If they refuse or go quiet, you escalate to the ICO

A documented, dated request with no response is exactly the kind of specific procedural failure the Information Commissioner's Office acts on.

02

Generate a letter

Enter your details once — every letter below reuses them. Nothing here is sent anywhere; this prototype writes the letter, you copy and send it.

Nothing you type here ever leaves this page. The letter is written in your browser, on your device. No server, no account, no database — we can't leak what we never had.
DRAFT

        
Addressed to: 192.com
03

If they miss the deadline

Enter the company and the date you sent your original letter. Once the one-month statutory deadline has passed with no proper response, generate a final-notice letter and an ICO complaint summary — both written in your browser, same as above.

Enter a date above to see your deadline.
Premium feature (£15/yr, free while testing). We'll store your email, this company's name, and the date only — never your name or address — and email you automatically if the deadline passes with no escalation sent yet.
This still never leaves your browser. The date and company name you enter here are used only to write the letter on screen — nothing is saved, sent, or stored by us.
04

The 15 to send it to

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.

05

Free. Always the free part.

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.

£0 core tool
No account. No card. Nothing stored.

Optional: £15/yr — list refresh + deadline tracking

Two things, both things you'd otherwise have to remember yourself: (1) a broker-list refresh reminder every six months, since addresses and DPO contacts change, and (2) a watch on every letter you send — hit "Track this" under the escalation section for any company, and we'll email you automatically the moment their one-month deadline passes with no response, your final-notice letter already written and waiting.

This is the only thing that stores anything of yours — your email, which companies you're tracking, and the dates involved. Never your name, address, or the letters themselves — those stay in your browser, same as the free tier. Free during testing; the £15/yr charge isn't switched on yet.
06

How this compares to paid services

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.

Them — e.g. BLACKEYES (£79.99/yr)
Fully automated: they scan, send, and monitor on your behalf across 289+ sites. Convenient — but to keep re-removing your data, they have to keep holding your name, address and phone number on their own servers, indefinitely.
This tool (free, or £15/yr with reminders + deadline tracking)
You do the sending. More manual — genuinely so — but nothing you type is ever stored anywhere, by us or anyone else. A company that never had your data can't lose it.
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What's left before this is a real business

Built: the design, the letter generator, the escalation/ICO-complaint generator, and the researched broker list. Not built yet: