Privacy tools built by a security company.

Because everyone deserves a knight.

The privacy tool landscape

Most privacy tools fall into two camps. Data removal services (Incogni, DeleteMe, Kanary) focus on US and EU brokers. Dark web monitors (HaveIBeenPwned, bank identity-theft services) alert you after breaches. Few combine removal, monitoring, email privacy, and compliance in one place. KnytX is one platform for personal and business privacy.

What exists today

Incogni (Surfshark) — strong US and EU broker removal. Subscription model, automated opt-outs. Limited to brokers: no dark web monitoring, no email privacy, no wider-region compliance, no business features.

DeleteMe (Abine) — the original personal data removal service. US-focused, quarterly reports, manual-assisted removal. Premium pricing, and the plan you buy is per email address, so extra inboxes are extra subscriptions. No EU or India coverage, no dark web integration.

HaveIBeenPwned — excellent free breach notification. But it only tells you after a breach. It doesn’t remove your data from brokers or help you prevent exposure.

Google One dark web monitoring — basic credential monitoring bundled with Google storage. Limited scope, and Google’s own business is advertising.

What KnytX adds

Multi-email identity, bundled — most US data-removal services treat your old Yahoo address, your work address, and your shopping inbox as three separate subscriptions. KnytX bundles them: 3 emails on Basic, 5 on Pro, 10 on Executive, and 5 per member on Family. One CCPA, GDPR, UK GDPR, DPDPA, or Swiss FADP removal request covers every email tied to your identity. The dormant account you forgot about is usually your biggest exposure, and we don’t charge extra to cover it.

Prevention, not just cleanup — most privacy tools only remove data after it’s collected. Once you’re in, Shield cleans up the past, KnytX DNS blocks the trackers feeding brokers now, and Relay keeps new signups from leaking your real address.

One suite, one login — Shield and Trust run on the same account. Sign in once; your plan decides what opens. Top-up credits, like KnytX Trust’s questionnaire credits, draw from one shared wallet across the suite.

The trust question

Using any privacy tool means handing over your most sensitive data — names, emails, phone numbers — and trusting the company not to misuse it. That takes more than a privacy policy. It takes structural alignment.

The incentive test: if KnytX secretly sold your data, would we make more money or less? Answer: catastrophically less. We’d lose every subscriber and our reputation, and no data buyer would make up for that.

The ownership test: no adtech VCs, no advertising parent, no investors whose portfolio includes data brokers. Nobody in our ownership benefits from your data being sold.

The expertise test: our team runs a hands-on hardware security and penetration-testing practice, so we understand how data flows through networks, processors, and storage. See About for our background.

Read our full Privacy Promise for specific commitments and the reasoning behind them.