Questions

UltoPulto is a personal exposure management service. It finds where your name, address, face and images are exposed on people-search sites, in face-search engines, in AI datasets and in breach records, sends the removal and objection requests the law allows, keeps the evidence, and checks again on a schedule.

Personal exposure management means finding where a person's identity is exposed online, acting on what can be changed, and checking that it stays changed. It treats name, address, face and images as one picture, not as separate lists. The full definition.

Not yet. UltoPulto is pre-launch. The product is built and you can try it in the interactive demo, which uses fictional data and sends no real requests. The transparency page lists what is built, what is being switched on and what is planned.

Data-removal services focus on data brokers and people-search sites. UltoPulto covers those and also face-search engines, AI datasets and AI model providers, and it keeps an evidence record for every request. Several removal services do their core job well and are available today. See the comparison.

UltoPulto does not remove anything itself. It asks the organisation that holds your information to remove it, and the organisation decides. It sends requests to people-search sites and data brokers, AI model providers and dataset hosts, prepares the opt-out steps for face-search engines, and sends takedown notices to platforms. Every outcome is recorded as it is, including refusals. What is built and what is not.

No. No service can honestly promise to erase a person from the weights of a model that has already been trained. UltoPulto works on what can be changed: source images, dataset entries, requests to AI providers and future collection. Read the full answer.

It cannot remove one itself, and it cannot stop one being made. When you report a deepfake, an intimate image or a fake profile, UltoPulto sends the platform a formal takedown notice and tracks the reply. The platform decides. This is part of the Creator plan. What to do if it happens to you.

No. Nobody can prevent every use of a face that is already public. UltoPulto can reduce the number of public copies and send objection requests to AI providers, and it tells you plainly when a request is refused.

Yes. Every right UltoPulto uses is yours, and our guides explain how to use each one without us. UltoPulto saves the time of checking many sites, writing each request for the right law, tracking deadlines and checking again. See what doing it yourself involves.

A case is marked Confirmed removed only when the organisation confirms it in writing or a re-check no longer finds the listing. After that the source is checked again on every scheduled re-scan, and if the listing returns the case reopens as Reappeared. How verification works.

The same sources as your first scan, on a schedule: weekly on Plus and Creator, monthly on Essential. Each re-scan is compared with the last one, anything new opens a case, and you are told what changed. It does not watch the whole internet. How monitoring works.

A number from 0 to 100 that summarises what the checked sources found; lower is less exposed. It moves when a removal is confirmed, not when a request is sent. It measures what we can see, not your safety. The method.

No. If you use face matching, your photo is read on your own device and is not uploaded. Only a numeric signature is sent, with your consent. Face matching is still being switched on. How your data is handled.

It is made harder, not impossible. Scan details stay hidden until a code sent to the email address entered is confirmed, and the same name can only be scanned a few times a day. That cannot prove the name belongs to the person scanning.

Yes. You can revoke your authorization, after which nothing more is sent in your name, and you can delete your account, which deletes your scans and case records. Requests already sent stay with the organisations that received them.