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Self-hosted, automated data broker removal tool (Incogni & DeleteMe alternative). Dispatches GDPR/CCPA requests from your own mailbox with a built-in Web UI, MCP server, and scheduler.

Dashboard overview: brokers contacted, replies received and what needs your attention, all from local data.

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  • Free
  • Open Source (MIT)

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  • New

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  • Updated Nov 2026

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  • Windows  The download is unsigned, so Windows SmartScreen may warn on first run: click More info, then Run anyway. Save the file as delistd.exe.
  • Mac  The binary is unsigned, so Gatekeeper blocks a direct download on first run: right-click, then Open. Installing with Homebrew (brew install --cask drumandbytes/tap/delistd) clears this automatically. Both Apple Silicon and Intel are supported.
  • Linux
  • Docker  The web UI has no login, so publish its port to 127.0.0.1 only (-p 127.0.0.1:8080:8080). Browser form-filling needs a separate Chromium container; the included compose file provides one (--profile browser).
The same dashboard in dark mode. The theme follows your system setting or can be toggled.
The broker list with search and filters. Each broker shows its status, with options to email, mark as sent, open its opt-out page or exclude it.
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The response pipeline tracks each broker's reply (confirmed, rejected, no data held, action needed) and lists what still needs you.
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What is delistd?

Delistd sends data removal requests to 700+ data brokers on your behalf: the people-search sites and marketing databases that publish your address, phone number and relatives. It runs on your own machine and sends from your own mailbox, so no company or server in the middle ever holds your data. There is no account and no telemetry.

It writes the request in the right legal wording for where you live (GDPR Article 17 for the EU, UK and EEA; CCPA/CPRA for California), sends it over any SMTP account, and tracks each broker’s reply over IMAP. It re-sends on a schedule, because brokers re-list people. You can use it from a browser-based web UI or the command line. An optional manual mode renders the emails for you to send yourself without giving the app any credentials.

It also exports an evidence report you can attach to a data protection authority complaint, supports a second household profile, and has an experimental MCP server for AI agents.