Every account, one list
Welcome, verify and password-reset emails become a list with first and last seen dates, recognised in 12 languages. Mail from friends is ignored.
"I have no idea how many accounts I have."
Every breach email is a surprise. Three breaches in one week, and you only learn you had an account when the notice arrives.
Digging through years of mail by hand. Searching "welcome" and "verify" one result at a time takes an evening and still misses half.
Cloud tools want your whole inbox. Handing full Gmail access to a startup to protect your privacy feels backwards, and then it bills you every year.
Your mail already knows every account. Shedlist reads it for you, locally.
Breached ones first
Services hit by a public data breach while you had an account are flagged, with what leaked. 986 breaches bundled from Have I Been Pwned, updated from this site.
Delete account in minutes, not evenings
Delete links and steps for 2,687 services, or a ready-made GDPR / CCPA deletion email for the rest, opened in your own mail app. Tick each one off and watch the list shrink.
Four steps, all on your device
01
Export or connect
Drop in a Gmail Takeout .mbox, or connect any mailbox by read-only IMAP.
02
Scan locally
Only sender, subject and date are read. Nothing is uploaded.
03
Work the list
Breached services first, each with its delete link or deletion email.
04
Shed and track
Tick services off, then print a report of what is left.
Pay once. Or don't.
Free
$0
- Unlimited scans
- Every account, dates and breach flags
- Delete steps for 10 services you choose
Pro for Windows
$24 once
- Delete steps and deletion emails for every service
- Printable report and CSV export
- Breach and link list updates for life
- 2 computers, move your seat any time
Less than one year of the cloud tools, and they never see your inbox. On Android Shedlist is free and supported by ads: a short video opens 10 more services.
Questions
Does my email leave my computer?
No. Shedlist has no server. It reads mail on your device and keeps results in a local file.
Does it delete accounts for me?
No, and that is on purpose: tools that claim to often don't. You get the link, the steps or a ready-made email you send yourself, so you know it happened.
What about my IMAP password?
It goes straight from your device to your mail server, for one scan, and is never saved. Use an app password.
Which mail works?
Gmail Takeout, Apple Mail, Thunderbird and Proton exports (.mbox), folders of .eml files on Windows, and any IMAP mailbox that allows app passwords (Gmail, Yahoo, iCloud, Fastmail). Outlook.com over IMAP and Outlook .pst files are not supported yet.
Why pay once?
Cleaning up accounts is a job you do once or twice a year. A subscription for that never made sense.
Every forgotten account is one more breach notice waiting to happen.
The scan is free and shows every account before you pay anything.