On-device by design

Stop the tracking. Then tidy up what's already out there.

Nomatra does two jobs. It closes the taps that leak your data, and it walks you through pulling back what brokers and breaches already hold. No account, no dashboard in the cloud, no data hoard of its own.

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Free while in beta · iOS and Android · No sign-in required

Accounts created — there aren't any to create

One-way hash is all that ever leaves your device for a breach check

Community

Broker and app-preset data, kept current by the people using it

Beta

Free while we build out coverage

How it works

Two jobs, and the app never confuses them.

Most privacy tools do one or the other. Turning off tracking doesn't erase the years already sold on; deleting old listings doesn't stop new ones appearing tomorrow. You need both, in that order.

Prevent

Close the taps

Ten changes across your network, browser, accounts and phone settings — each one explained step by step, ordered by how much it actually buys you.

Encrypted DNS and an always-on VPN

A browser that blocks trackers by default

Ad personalisation and location history off

Old accounts found and purged

Remove

Clear the record

Your name is on hundreds of people-search sites and broker databases. Nomatra finds the listings, queues the opt-outs, and tells you when it's worth checking again.

Broker listings matched to your details

Opt-out forms, one tap to the right page

Breach exposure with the fix for each

A resurfacing window per broker, so you know when to look again

Shared presets

Nobody should have to find the buried toggle twice.

Every app hides its privacy settings somewhere different. When one person works out the path, Nomatra keeps it — menu path, recommended value, and how the community weighed in. The next person just follows it.

The exact menu path, written the way the app words it — not a guess from a blog post two versions old.

What most people choose, so a setting you have never thought about comes with a sensible default.

A visible trust tier, because a community submission and a verified entry are not the same thing.

Browse the preset library

What a preset row looks like

Past transactions public

92% off

Settings → Privacy → Past

Contact syncing

87% off

Settings → Friends → Sync contacts

Personalised ads

81% off

Settings → Privacy → Ads

Friends list visible

78% off

Settings → Privacy → Friends list

See it for yourself

Real broker opt-outs and app privacy labels, not a demo.

Every guide below is a live page generated from the same data the app uses — not marketing copy.

Data broker guides

Whitepages Spokeo BeenVerified

Browse all data brokers →

App privacy labels

Instagram Facebook Amazon Shopping

Browse all app privacy labels →

Privacy news

Curated coverage of data-broker practices, breaches, and real stories of harm from sold or leaked personal data — each a short summary linking to the original reporting.

Browse the news feed →

Most documented

The apps, brokers, and stories in our database with the most complete, verifiable information.

See the most documented entries →

Our own privacy

A privacy app that collects your data is a joke.

So we designed Nomatra to be useless as a data source. There's no account to create. Your scan lives on your phone. When you share a choice to help the aggregate stats, we send one value and nothing that ties two shares to the same person.

The entire payload of a shared choice: {"setting":"ads","value":"off"}

No account, ever

Nothing to sign into means nothing to breach.

Your scan stays local

Findings are stored on the device, not on a server we own.

Hashes, not addresses

Breach checks send a one-way hash. We could not read your email if we wanted to.

Shares carry no identity

One setting, one value. No device id, no session, no way to link two shares.

Open broker list

Community-maintained and versioned, with a bundled copy that works offline.

Who it's for

You don't have to become a privacy person.

The advice out there assumes a weekend, a spreadsheet and a tolerance for forum threads. Nomatra assumes twenty minutes and no interest in the subject. It tells you the next thing to do, why it matters, and what changed after you did it.

“I had no idea how many sites were listing my home address. A few taps a day for a week and the queue was most of the way down.”

Illustrative feedback from early beta testing

Questions

The ones people actually ask.

Do you see my email address?

No. It stays on your phone. To check breach databases we send a one-way hash of it — a scrambled string that can be compared but not read back — and nothing else travels with it.

Can Nomatra delete my data for me?

For most brokers we track, we take you to the right form with the right fields explained, then track the request so you can see where it stands. Nomatra also shows you how often a given broker tends to relist people, so you know when it's worth checking back — that check is still something you do, not something we automate for you today. A few brokers require a phone call or a posted letter; we say so plainly rather than pretending otherwise.

How is the app free?

It is free during the beta because the broker list and preset library get better the more people use them. When we charge, it will be a flat subscription — never a data-sharing tier, and never a free plan that pays for itself with your information.

Who writes the app privacy presets?

A mix: verified entries we test ourselves, and community submissions from people who found a setting we had not covered in the app privacy catalog. Community entries carry an unverified badge until they're reviewed, so you always know which you are following.

What if a broker relists me?

The broker's typical resurfacing window is shown right on its entry, so you know roughly when to expect it and can check back — with the history of your previous request intact, so you're not starting from zero.