Built by one person who got tired of watching creators get doxxed.

GhostGrid is a product of Centsation, built and run by me, Noah T. I’m not a large privacy company — I’m one person who kept seeing the same pattern: someone builds an audience, and within months their home address, phone number, and family members’ names are sitting on a dozen data broker sites, free for anyone to find. For a lot of people that’s an annoyance. For creators, streamers, and anyone else whose job puts them in front of strangers at scale, it’s a real safety problem.

The tools that already exist to fix this are either built for enterprises, priced for executives, or so manual that nobody actually finishes the opt-out forms. I wanted something simpler: tell it who you are, let it find where you’re exposed, and have it actually file the removal requests instead of just handing you a to-do list.

That’s the whole premise behind GhostGrid — scan, scrub, monitor, on a loop, so the brokers that re-list your data don’t win by attrition. It’s early. I’m building it in the open, one real feature at a time, and I’d rather ship something honest and small than something padded and vague.

If you’re using GhostGrid and something’s missing, broken, or just doesn’t make sense — that feedback goes directly to me, not a support queue.