A little order. More control.
Your accounts.
Your next steps.
Organize the accounts you own. Review your security habits. Leave with a clear plan you can keep.
No login. No email gate. Your entries stay in this tab until you choose to export or open a link.
01 / Inventory
Remember what you own.
A private, searchable list of account labels and public profile links you provide.
02 / Protection
Know your next action.
A practical self-review covering passwords, recovery, connected apps and public visibility.
03 / Creator operations
Review the business, too.
Subscription creators can use our separate free operations self-review.
Open Creator Account Check ↗Your account inventory
A place for the accounts you own.
Entries are supplied by you. This tool does not search the web, discover hidden accounts, verify ownership or retrieve profile content. Use only accounts you own or manage with permission.
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No accounts added yet.
How do I find accounts I forgot?
Privately review saved logins in your password manager, connected apps in your email provider and old welcome messages in your own inbox. Check the actual provider before resetting or closing an account. Do not upload those records here.
Your account protection plan
Ten checks. A useful next step.
Answer about your own accounts. “Not sure” creates a verification task. This is a self-review, not a security scan or a guarantee.
Your plan
Go from a plan to a routine
Plainview
Account Care Kit.
A downloadable, self-guided workbook for organizing your own accounts and keeping your reviews on track.
- A seven-day account-care workbook.
- Blank account inventory and action-tracker CSV templates.
- A recovery-readiness worksheet that asks for no secret codes.
- A 30-day review routine and printable checklists.
Open the HTML workbook in a browser; open CSV templates in a spreadsheet app. Save the files on your device. The free tools above remain free.
Read a free samplePlain language. Practical limits.
Built for your own accounts.
Plainview is an independent educational tool from DC Health Check LLC. It does not connect to your accounts, certify anyone’s identity or inspect another person’s activity. If you suspect unauthorized access, use the affected provider’s official recovery process.
Security references: FTC: two-factor authentication · FTC: protecting personal information.