Four steps to a permanent record of your data rights.
TRACK
Know who holds your data
Add companies by name or domain, pick their trade, and the likely data footprint fills itself in: contact info, financial, health, biometrics.
REQUEST
Make the move that fits
See what they hold, limit how it's used, or delete it. Every request is plain English, asks rather than cites, and is worded for how retention actually works.
MONITOR
Log every claim
Whatever a company says is a claim: log that it was made. The reply itself stays in your inbox, where the proof belongs. Deadline reminders keep the file moving.
PROVE
Keep your record
A permanent record of who holds what, what you asked, when, and whether they answered, sitting beside the replies in your own inbox.
Once your data is out of your hands, a company is one of two things: an open question you carry, or a dated answer you hold. The four steps move each company from the first to the second. The data doesn't come back; the question closes. What they hold, what they stopped, and when they said it, on your record.
One quiet side effect: every company added joins an anonymous count of which companies people feel the need to keep records about. Records about companies, kept by the people they're about, have never added up to anything before. Now they do.
MOST PEOPLE NEVER KEEP TRACK
Losing track of your data shouldn't be the cost of having a modern life.
DÆTRAX is here to make sure you don't.