Identity Eraser: the Free Claude Skill That Removes Your Address From People-Search Sites
Removal services charge about $129 a year. This free Claude Code skill finds your listings on sites like Whitepages and Spokeo and files every opt-out form for you, from your own browser. How to set it up, what to say, and the catch
Type your own name into Google and you will probably find your home address, phone number, age and relatives' names on people-search sites like Whitepages and Spokeo. Anyone can look you up there in seconds.
You can opt out of each one for free, but there are dozens, every form is different, and paid removal services charge about $129 a year to do it for you. This free Claude skill does it instead.
What it does
- You tell Claude to erase your info. It asks for your name (and any old names), age, current and past addresses, phone and relatives' first names, only so it can tell your listing apart from strangers with your name.
- It searches each people-search site for you and shows you a table of what each one has on you. Nothing is changed yet.
- Then it opens each site's official opt-out form, fills it in and submits it, one site at a time, keeping a log: submitted, waiting for your verification, needs a manual step, or removed.
- It hands you a short report of anything left for you (a link to click, a code to type) and a reminder to run it again in a few months.
It runs in your own Chrome, so your details are only typed into the sites' own removal forms. Nothing is saved or uploaded anywhere else, and it only ever removes you.
Free, for your email
Get the full setup steps + the copy-paste setup prompt
The rest of this guide (3 more sections, 3 copy-paste prompts) opens right here. The setup prompt, one paste into Claude that sets it all up, comes by email only. Use your real address.
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