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Cleanup your email and manage your digital footprint

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Your inbox is a paper trail of every company that has ever had your data. Every account you created, every service you tried or signed up for, every online purchase. It's all connected to your email. Most people have 100+ accounts they've forgotten about, creating security risks and privacy exposure.

Paperweight scans your inbox to map your digital footprint, then helps you take back control and delete your data.

What it does: - find old accounts and companies that still have your data - see personal information you've shared over time - find breached companies you've interacted with - bulk unsubscribe from mailing lists - send and track GDPR deletion/access requests - MCP integration to use with your agents.

Supports Gmail (OAuth), Outlook, IMAP, and Proton Mail via Bridge.

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Pros
+Concrete, specific feature set covering account discovery, breach detection, unsubscribe and GDPR requests
+Supports multiple major email providers including Gmail, Outlook, IMAP and Proton Mail
+Includes an MCP integration for agent workflows, showing forward-looking technical depth
Things to consider
–Requires broad access to a user's inbox, which some may be cautious about granting
Scans inbox to map accounts and services linked to your email
Surfaces personal information shared with companies over time
Flags companies that have had data breaches
Bulk unsubscribe from mailing lists
Sends and tracks GDPR deletion/access requests

What is Paperweight?

Paperweight is a data tool. Cleanup your email and manage your digital footprint.

Is Paperweight free?

Paperweight is freemium: you can start on a free tier, and paid plans unlock more.

What can you do with Paperweight?

Paperweight covers Scans inbox to map accounts and services linked to your email, Surfaces personal information shared with companies over time and Flags companies that have had data breaches.

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