Free Privacy Checkup · Early pilot
Stop guessing which privacy tools you need.
See how Avernic turns a set of tools, services, settings, and habits into clear decisions, subscription notes, realistic risk scenarios, and a step-by-step action plan.
No passwords. No account access. No payment required.
Your privacy plan
Representative example2
Overlaps found
3
Gaps identified
3
Do-first actions
$180–$260
Est. annual reallocation
Do first
Verify primary email recovery method
Representative example — not from a customer submission
Privacy advice is everywhere. Your tool stack is personal.
Most privacy advice does not know what you already pay for.
Product reviews rank tools. Privacy guides list best practices. But neither tells you whether your password manager, VPN, credit monitoring, email privacy, browser settings, data removal service, and identity protection actually work together.
- Generic advice may tell you to buy something you already have covered.
- Different companies describe the same protections in different ways.
- Paid subscriptions can overlap without reducing your actual risk.
- Important gaps can remain even when every app says you are protected.
- You still have to decide what matters, what is redundant, and what to fix first.
How the Privacy Checkup works.
A short guided checkup turns your current tools, settings, and habits into a prioritized privacy preview.
Tell us which privacy tools and protections you use
Answer guided questions about your password manager, VPN, credit monitoring, data removal tools, email provider, browser settings, MFA, identity protection, privacy subscriptions, and habits. No passwords or account access required.
Avernic organizes your privacy tool coverage
Your answers are grouped into practical areas: account access, email privacy, browser tracking, data broker exposure, identity protection, device habits, and paid privacy services.
We look for gaps, overlap, and wasted effort
The checkup flags where tools may duplicate each other, where important protections may be missing, and where a setting or habit change may matter more than buying another product.
You get a prioritized preview
The free preview gives you a high-level profile, initial findings, likely gaps or overlap, and one recommended first step.
The full report goes deeper
The Complete Privacy Assessment expands the preview into product-by-product decisions, spending review, realistic risk scenarios, priority actions, and a 30-day follow-up plan.
The free Privacy Checkup pilot is open. The Complete Privacy Assessment is being prepared.
See how the checkup worksWhat the complete report includes.
A written privacy plan that reviews your tools, services, settings, habits, and spending, then turns them into product-by-product decisions and prioritized next steps.
Your current privacy tools and protections
Your password manager, VPN, email provider, browser settings, data broker tools, credit monitoring, identity protection, MFA, and privacy habits in one view.
Privacy tool coverage
Which risk areas are already addressed, partly addressed, duplicated, or missing.
Duplicates and missing protections
See where tools overlap, where spending may be redundant, and where no tool or habit is addressing the risk.
Keep, cancel, add, verify, or fix first
Each recommendation gives a plain decision and a reason.
Realistic privacy risk scenarios
The report explains which risks matter most for your situation, such as account takeover, identity exposure, data broker exposure, unwanted contact, or tracking.
What to do first, next, and later
A practical order so you are not trying to fix everything at once.
Reported spending and possible overlap
Basic spending context based on what you enter — plus subscriptions that may duplicate coverage. Verify before cancelling.
30-day follow-up and periodic review
Review the first changes after 30 days, then revisit your plan when accounts, devices, tools, or risks change.
What the checkup gives you
Clear decisions about your privacy tools.
Each finding tells you what it applies to, why it matters, and whether to keep it, cancel it, add it, verify it, downgrade it, fix it, or leave it alone for now.
Sample decisions
Representative examplePassword manager
Illustrative example: a password manager used regularly; plan-specific features not assumed.
Keep it. Your password manager already covers a foundational account-security need.
Do first: review recovery options available on the current plan
KeepSecond identity protection or credit-monitoring service
Possible overlap with bank or credit-card monitoring.
Cancel after verifying your bank or credit-card alerts cover the same need.
CancelAuthenticator app for primary email and bank
Current protection relies on text-message codes.
Add app-based MFA to reduce reliance on text-message codes.
Do first
AddCloud backup
Recovery settings and retention period unclear.
Verify backup retention, recovery access, and MFA before relying on it.
Verify
Representative example — not from a customer submission. Decisions may also include downgrade-review, cancel-review, change, defer, monitor, accept for now, or buy nothing.
Sample report
See how the analysis becomes a practical plan.
A representative setup, the key findings, the recommended first action, product decisions, cost implications, priority threat scenarios, and the implementation sequence — all in one report.
This sample uses a constructed setup rather than customer data. It shows the planned structure and level of detail, not a guaranteed result.
Representative setup
Alex, 37 · remote worker · moderate risk profile
Recommended first action
Enable an authenticator app for email and bank
Replaces SMS 2FA on the two accounts most likely to be targeted.
Product decision
Cancel second identity-theft subscription
Bank monitoring already covers the same alerts (verify first).
Product decision
Keep current password manager
Foundational; already meets your needs — verify recovery options on the current plan.
Representative subscription review
≈ $180–$260 reallocated per year (constructed example)
Cancellations offset one small addition; net spend slightly lower. Verify each subscription before cancelling.
Designed around data minimization
Avernic needs context, not your credentials.
The checkup asks about your tools, services, settings, habits, and priorities. It does not ask for passwords or account access.
The intended assessment may ask about
- Privacy tools and services you currently use
- Approximate costs
- Account, browser, email, and device habits
- Broad circumstances that affect privacy needs
- Budget
- Technical comfort
- Privacy priorities
Avernic does not need
- Passwords
- Recovery codes
- Full financial account numbers
- Identity documents
- Security-question answers
- Exact financial balances
- Exact cryptocurrency holdings
Recommendations should follow the need
Your needs come before commissions.
Need before product
Recommendations should start with your situation, not with a product to sell.
Existing, free, and lower-cost options first
What you already have, plus free tools, are evaluated before paid ones.
Affiliate relationships disclosed
Any product link that could pay Avernic a commission is disclosed.
Buying nothing can be the right answer
Some recommendations may be free, such as changing a setting, cancelling overlap, or improving account recovery.
No monetized links are currently active. Every future paid product link will be identified at or immediately beside the link. Compensation will not affect recommendation eligibility, priority, or ranking.
Start with the live free Checkup.
Planned founding-pilot price: $49. The Complete Privacy Assessment is in development, public checkout is inactive, and future standard pricing is under review.
Privacy Checkup
Free
A limited first look at your privacy tools, services, settings, habits, and possible gaps.
- High-level privacy profile
- Three initial findings based on your answers
- One likely duplicate tool, missing protection, or overlap signal
- One practical first step
- Basic spending context
- A preview of how the full report would go deeper
Complete Privacy Assessment
Founding pilot price: $49
Future standard pricing under review
A written privacy plan that reviews your tools, services, settings, habits, and spending, then turns them into product-by-product decisions and prioritized next steps.
- List of the privacy tools and services you use
- Full privacy tool coverage review
- Subscription overlap and spending review
- Duplicated tools and missing protections
- Keep, cancel, add, verify, downgrade, fix first, or buy nothing decisions
- Realistic privacy risk scenarios
- Step-by-step action plan
- Written report — included when the Complete Assessment is available
- 30-day follow-up plan and periodic review
Compare the free checkup and complete report
Included means present in the finished report. Preview means a limited preview version.
| Feature | Privacy Checkup | Complete Privacy Assessment |
|---|---|---|
| High-level privacy profile | Preview | Complete report |
| Number of findings | 3 initial | Complete inventory |
| Duplicates and missing protections | 1 example | Full review |
| Keep, cancel, add, verify, downgrade, fix first, or buy nothing decisions | Not included | Included |
| Realistic privacy risk scenarios | Not included | Included |
| Subscription overlap and spending review | Basic spending context | Included |
| Step-by-step action plan | Not included | Included |
| Written report | Not included | Included when the Complete Assessment is available |
| 30-day follow-up plan and periodic review | Not included | Included |
Start with your current privacy tools.
The free Privacy Checkup takes a few minutes and gives you a prioritized preview. No passwords. No account access. No payment required.
Submitting the checkup does not create an account or a purchase.