Find out where
your data leaked.
Then fix it.
AccountHalo checks known breach sources for your email and turns each exposure into plain-English next steps: what leaked, which accounts matter, and what to change first.
How it works
Breach alerts become action plans
Check
We match your email against a catalog of 24,000+ known breaches and keep checking as new sources are added.
Explain
Each alert shows the source, date, and exposed data types so you know whether it was a password, phone number, address, or identity detail.
Fix
Turn the exposure into a short checklist: reset the right password, enable two-factor authentication, contact support, or monitor identity risk.
Why it helps
Know what matters first
Source-aware alerts
Raw datasets, active services, and credential lists are treated differently because each one needs a different response.
Actions before anxiety
Every notification leads with the next useful step instead of burying you in security jargon.
Built for real life
Prioritize email, banking, shopping, and social accounts first, then handle lower-risk cleanup when you have time.
See it in action
Here's what a useful alert looks like
No confusing dashboards or scare tactics. Just the exposure, the risk, and the next step.
Instant alert
New breach detected
Example alert: your email and password appeared in a known credential dump.
Step-by-step fix
2 of 4 complete
Plain-English guidance
What leaked in this breach?
Email + password
Why reused passwords matter
High priority
What to do after you reset it
Next best step
Guidance based on exposed data types
Trust model
Security advice is only useful when it is specific.
AccountHalo focuses on the parts of a breach alert that help you act: what leaked, where it came from, and what to fix first.
Transparent breach details
Every alert names the source, date, and exposed data types so you can judge the risk without guessing.
Actions matched to the exposure
A leaked password, phone number, address, or identity field each gets different next steps.
Privacy-first checks
The product is built around giving you useful answers without turning your personal data into an advertising profile.
Control stays with you
Monitoring should be something you choose, understand, and can stop when you no longer need it.
Why it matters
A breach alert is only useful
if it tells you what to do.
Most breach notices stop at “your information may have been exposed.” That leaves you guessing whether to change a password, watch for scams, contact support, or move on.
AccountHalo turns breach records into prioritized next steps, so you know what matters now and what can wait.
Known breach sources in the catalog AccountHalo checks against
Sources include passwords, hashes, or other credential fields
Breaches can expose phone numbers, addresses, birthdates, IPs, and identity details
Each exposure becomes a practical checklist instead of another vague warning
Know what leaked. Know what to fix.
Start with the accounts attackers try first, then work through a clear checklist for everything else.
See how it works