Who has your data?

Every receipt, newsletter and login code in your inbox comes from a company that has your email address. Ferris reads the senders, not the emails, and hands you the full list.

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CASE FILE

Companies that email you

  1. AAmazon1,204
  2. inLinkedIn860
  3. UUber312
  4. SSpotify147

+ 3,036 more companies

Example

154,841conversations

3,040companies

3 min 37 sto read them all

One real Gmail inbox, scanned by Ferris.

Ferris sitting on top of a mountain of envelopes, reading one with a smug grin.

Your inbox is a paper trail.

Signed up for something once in 2014? They still write. Every sender in your mailbox is a company that stored your address, from the shop you bought socks from to the app you deleted years ago.

Most people have never seen the whole list. Ferris has read a lot of envelopes. He'd like to show you yours.

Three clicks, then Ferris digs.

No passwords, no extension, nothing to install on your computer. Ferris works from a bookmark inside your own Gmail tab.

Sign in with a code

Type your email address and we send you a six-digit code. That's your account.

Drag Ferris to your bookmarks

One drag puts Who has my data on your bookmarks bar.

Click it in Gmail

Open Gmail, click the bookmark, and Ferris reads every sender. Your list lands in your account when he's done.

Ferris on a step stool pinning cards to a cork evidence board crossed with red string.

Every company, in one table.

Sort by who emails you most, who found you first, or who went quiet years ago. Each row shows the addresses they write from and the names they sign with.

Companies3,040 rows
CompanyEmailsFirst emailLast emailSends from
AAmazon1,204Mar 2011Yesterdayauto-confirmshipment-tracking
inLinkedIn860Jun 2012Todaymessages-noreplyjobs-listings
MMyspace23Feb 2008Nov 2013noreply

What Ferris reads, and what he leaves alone.

He runs inside your own Gmail tab and reads the same list of conversations Gmail shows you.

Ferris writes down

  • Sender names and addresses, grouped by company domain
  • How many conversations each company started or joined
  • When they first and last wrote to you

Ferris never touches

  • What your emails say. He never opens a message or an attachment.
  • Your Google password. He works in the Gmail tab you're already signed in to.
  • Friends and family. Personal addresses like gmail.com and outlook.com are skipped.

Only the company list is saved to your account. Delete it whenever you like.

Questions

Which email providers work?

Gmail, today. Outlook, Yahoo Mail, iCloud Mail, Proton Mail and others are on Ferris's list.

Does it get my data deleted?

Not yet. First you need to know who has it. The list shows every company, the addresses they write from and when they last got in touch.

Why a bookmark and not an extension?

A bookmark only runs when you click it, on the page you click it on. It can't watch your browsing and it can't update itself behind your back.

How long does it take?

A few minutes for most inboxes. Ferris read 154,841 conversations in one real Gmail account in 3 minutes 37 seconds. Keep the Gmail tab open while he works.

Can I delete my list?

Yes. One click in the app deletes every list you've saved.

Ferris popping out of a blue mailbox with an envelope in his teeth, waving.

Let Ferris loose on your inbox.

Sign in with your email, add the bookmark and click it in Gmail. You'll have your list in a few minutes.

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