We share a lot online. Passwords. Accounts. Email addresses. Now, imagine one of those emails gets leaked in a data breach.
You share a Netflix account with your partner. The entire family uses the same WiFi password. You and a coworker log into the same work tools.
What about the other person? Are they safe? Were they in the same breach, too?
Until now, there was no easy way to find out in one shot.
You had to check each email one by one. Then compare the results yourself. That takes time. Most people don’t bother.
That’s why we built “Breach Compare”.
One simple tool. Two emails. Instant answers.
What is Breach Compare?
It’s pretty simple, really. You enter two email addresses. Hit the compare button. And boom, you see everything.
Which breaches hit the first email? Which ones hit the second? And here’s the cool part, which breaches hit both of you.
We show it all in a nice Venn diagram for easy visualisation. You know, those overlapping circles from school? Yeah, those. The overlap shows your shared risk.
You also get a risk score between 0 to 100. Higher means more risk. We calculate this for each email, and then give you a combined score too.
No complicated reports. No confusing jargon. Just clear answers.
What Can You See?
A lot, actually.
The basics: How many breaches each email was found in. And how many do you share together.
The details: Which breaches exactly? When they happened. What data got leaked? Passwords, phone numbers, addresses, all of it.
The visuals: Charts showing your breach history over the years. Color-coded risk meters so you know where you stand.
And if you need to save this info? You can export it as a spreadsheet. Or print it as a PDF. Your call.
Oh, and one more thing. If both emails come back clean? We celebrate with you. Seriously. There’s a little victory screen.
Who Is This For?
Honestly? Anyone who uses more than one email. Which is… pretty much everyone.
Personal & Work: Most of us have two worlds. Home life. Work life. Two different emails. But breaches don’t care about boundaries. Check both. See if trouble crossed over.
Multiple Emails: Got a main email and a backup? An old Gmail and a new one? Compare any two. See how they stack up.
Old & New Email: This one’s interesting. You switched emails years ago. Fresh start, right? But did those old breaches follow you? Maybe you used both emails on the same site. Maybe the same password. Time to find out.
Security Checkup: Sometimes you just want the full picture. Where do you stand? How exposed are you really? This gives you a clear view across two accounts at once.
And yeah, it works for couples, families, roommates, and coworkers too. Anyone sharing their digital life with someone else.
How to Use It (Quick Steps)
Three steps. That’s it.
- Go to https://xposedornot.com/compare
- Type in two email addresses
- Click “Compare Breaches.”
Results show up in seconds. No signup needed. No payment. Just answers.
Is My Data Safe?
Fair question. And a good one.
Here’s the deal. When you enter an email, we use it for one thing only: to check if it’s been breached. That’s it.
We don’t store your email. We don’t save your results. We don’t build a profile on you. Once the check is done, it’s done. Nothing stays on our end.
No tracking. No selling your info to anyone. No “we’ll send you marketing emails” nonsense.
We’re also fully open source. What code runs this tool? It’s right there on GitHub
Anyone can look at it. Security researchers do. Curious developers do. You can too.
Want the full details? Our privacy policy at https://xposedornot.com/privacy explains everything in plain terms, no legal maze. Just straight talk about what we do and don’t do with your data.
We built this tool to help people stay safe. Not to collect their info.
Try It Out
That’s really all there is to it.
If you’ve ever wondered whether you and someone close share the same breach exposure, now you have a way to find out. Might save you a lot of trouble.
Look, it takes 10 seconds. No signup. No hassle.
Worst case? You learn something useful.
Best case? Both emails are clean, and you sleep better tonight.
