Find the accounts your email forgot. Delete them one by one.
NoRastro scans only signup emails, builds a list of services where you have an account, and shows the shortest path to delete each one. When a site won't let you, it sends a formal GDPR / LGPD erasure request.
We read sender, date, and subject — never message bodies. Erasure requests are only sent when you confirm. When you sign out, Google access is revoked.
An email from 2011, thirteen accounts later
Sample of what appears after a scan, organized by signup year.
13active accounts
How it works
- Step 1Find
Gmail reveals who sent you welcome or signup confirmation emails. A few sites also confirm directly whether your email has an account.
- Step 2Prioritize
Each account comes with a deletion difficulty rating, from a settings button to a formal request. Easy ones come first.
- Step 3Delete
A guided queue opens each account one by one with the right link. For sites that refuse, NoRastro sends a formal erasure request and tracks the deadline.
What NoRastro doesn't do
- Doesn't open your emailsOnly sender, subject, and date of signup messages.
- Doesn't keep your data on a serverNo server database. Progress stays in this browser and you can erase it anytime.
- Doesn't send without youEvery formal erasure request is reviewed by you before it goes out.
- Doesn't expose your IPSite logos are fetched through a server proxy.