Abstergo

Latin · abstergere · to wipe away, dispel, banish

Posts, comments, replies and likes

Scrolling counts an example footprint down to zero. The starting figure is arbitrary. Zero is the point.

Delete it all, and leave nothing to find.

Abstergo connects to your own accounts and removes what you put there. Every post, reply, comment, like and message, filtered however you want or all of it at once. Then it closes the accounts, and goes after what other people still hold.

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The application

Recon, connect, choose, wipe.

Your accounts are linked on your own machine. The tokens never leave it, and neither does the record of what you deleted.

  1. 00

    Recon

    Mailbox scan and open web search surface accounts you have forgotten, before you commit to anything.

  2. 01

    Connect

    Sign in to your own accounts. Nothing is uploaded, and no third party is given a token.

  3. 02

    Choose

    Everything, or a slice of it. By type, by date, by keyword, with rules for what stays.

  4. 03

    Wipe

    Content first, account second, then a request for whatever the platform keeps anyway.

Coverage

The places you actually posted.

Each platform exposes a different amount. Abstergo tells you which of the three it is before you start, rather than promising all of them and failing quietly.

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Class A

The fastest route

Some platforms have a back-channel designed for exactly this. The app connects to it and deletes your posts, likes, and comments without opening a single webpage. Done in the background, no interaction needed.

Class B

Through the front door

If that channel does not exist, the app goes through the front door instead. It opens the platform's website and works through it the way you would, minus the frustration. Same clicks, same confirmations, just automated.

Class CEU / EEA only

The law overrides both

Some platforms refuse both. They do not offer a back-channel and they ban automated browsing. What they cannot do is override the law. GDPR gives you the right to demand your data be erased. The app writes that demand for you, addresses it correctly, and hands it to you ready to send.

Why this one

Three things, and none of them is a feature list.

Local

No server ever sees your account.

Abstergo runs on your machine and holds nothing centrally. There is no service to trust with a key to your accounts, because there is no service.

Light

No account. No tiers. No server.

Nothing to sign up for, no subscription status to check, and no platform held back for the next plan up. One binary, everything in it.

Ordered

Some steps cannot be undone.

Some of this cannot be taken back once it is done, and the right order is not the obvious one. Abstergo will not let you take a step that quietly destroys the one after it.

Not out yet.

A single desktop app, built for macOS first. Windows and Linux follow. The hard part is built and tested. The interface is next.

Coming soon on macOS

Join the waiting list to get early access.

Sends via your own mail client. Nothing is typed, stored, or sent from this page.

That is the whole mechanism. Nothing is stored.

abstergo.app · 2026 · Legal

Abstergo describes rights under Regulation (EU) 2016/679 and Regulation (EU) 2022/2065, which apply across the EU and EEA. It is not a law firm and does not act as your representative. Screens shown are examples.