Your content stays yours.
We mark your photos, look for leaks and get them taken down. You follow every case.
An invisible mark on your photos, leak monitoring and takedown requests ready to send.
- A unique code on every photo you send
- Every leak followed until it is removed
- Takedown requests (DMCA) written for you
- Takedown times measured
- A unique code on every photo you send
- Every leak followed until it is removed
- Takedown requests (DMCA) written for you
- Takedown times measured
Prevent the leak, then act fast
The mark makes every copy traceable. Monitoring and takedown requests do the rest.
A mark on every photo
Every photo sent privately carries a unique code (a watermark). If it leaks, the code shows who received it.
Applied in your browser
Leak monitoring
Your usernames are searched regularly on up to 9 engines, including the Tor network. Each risky link opens a case.
Regular search
Takedown requests
An official request (DMCA in English, DSA in French) is filled in with the link, the date and the photo's code.
DMCA · DSA
If the site does not respond
We contact the host, then the domain name registry, then the search engines.
Several remedies
Follow-up to the end
Detected, reported, removed: you see where each case stands and how long it took.
Status of each case
Solid proof
A register keeps every code: to whom, when, for which photo. That is the proof that gets the complaint accepted.
Code register
From an alert to a removed link
A case always follows the same path. You see every step.
Step 1
We spot it
A scan, an alert or a fan reports a link. The case opens with the address and the source.
Step 2
We identify
The code visible on the copy shows who the photo had been sent to.
Step 3
We report
The takedown request is written, reviewed, then sent to the site. Then to the host if needed.
Step 4
It is removed
We check that the link no longer works. The case is closed and the time taken is recorded.
When a site ignores the request, we go higher
Each level has its contact and its message template. We move to the next one only if the previous one does not respond.
The site itself
DMCA form or the domain's abuse@ address, given in its terms of use.
The host
Found through a “whois” lookup on the site's IP address: most have a dedicated abuse form.
The registrar
The domain name registrar, which must handle reports of illegal content.
Search engines
Google and Bing each have a removal form for copyright infringement: the page disappears from the results even if the site resists.
The CDN
If the site uses a CDN (Cloudflare…), its abuse form forwards the complaint to the actual host.
Choose your level of protection
Anti-leak Manager: our team monitors your accounts and sends the takedown requests. An option added to your subscription, with no commitment, monthly or yearly.
Starter
€39excl. VAT per month
- 2 monitored accounts
- 100 links submitted per month
- 100 links removed per month
- Unlimited Google removal
- Reddit and some websites removal (limited)
Pro
Recommended€79excl. VAT per month
- 5 monitored accounts
- 200 links submitted per month
- 200 links removed per month
- Telegram and Discord removal
- Dark social amplification (private channels)
- Unlimited Google removal, Reddit and websites
- Monthly strategy report
- Priority assistance
- Multi-browser deeplink search
Elite
€114excl. VAT per month
- 8 monitored accounts
- All Pro features, on a larger scale
- Threat prioritisation and general removal
- Dedicated private support
- Advanced deeplink search
- Dark social and Tor network (.onion) amplification
- Guided access, available 24/7
Takedowns on the web, Google, Reddit, Telegram and Discord depending on the plan.
No one can guarantee the removal of 100% of copies.
Your questions about anti-leak
Does the mark spoil my photos?
No. It is discreet, repeated and semi-transparent. Visible enough to be read on a screenshot, light enough not to spoil the image. It is applied in your browser: the photo is not sent anywhere.
How long does a takedown take?
A few hours with the large hosts. Several weeks for sites that ignore complaints. In that case, we contact the host and ask Google to remove the link from its results.
Can you remove content on Telegram?
Yes, for public channels: Telegram handles copyright reports. Private groups are harder. The mark is then used to find the person who leaked it, so they can be banned.
What happens when a code is found?
The register shows who received the photo. You can ban that person, report them to the platform and attach the proof to the takedown request.
First, see where your content circulates
The free scan searches for your username on several search engines and ranks every site found. No sign-up.
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What happens next
- 1We talkBy message or by phone. You tell us where you stand.
- 2We suggest a planOnly the services that are useful to you, with their prices.
- 3You decideNothing starts without your agreement.