See, correct, or delete your data

Free No account needed 30-day response

If Kinobi holds data about you, you can see it, fix it, or have it deleted — whether or not you are a customer, and without explaining why. This form writes the request for you; nothing is sent until you send it from your own email client.

What happens after you send it

We acknowledge within 3 business days and complete verified requests within 30 days. For deletions we also add a one-way hash of your identifiers to a suppression list, so the next crawl does not re-add you. We do not charge, and we do not ask why.

Make a request

Your name

As it would appear in a professional listing, so we can match the record.

Your email

We reply here. A work address helps us match faster, but any address works.

Company or employer (optional)

A public profile URL (optional)

The single fastest way for us to find the right record.

What would you like us to do? Delete everything you hold about me, and suppress me from future collection Show me everything you hold, and where each fact came from Correct something that is wrong Stop using my data for marketing purposes Do not sell or share my personal information (California) Export my data in a machine-readable format

Anything else we should know (optional)

I am submitting this on someone else’s behalf as an authorised agent

Prefer to write it yourself?

Email ankit@kinobi.so with “Data request” in the subject. Include your name, your employer, and a public profile URL if you have one, so we can find the right record. That is all we need — we will not ask for ID documents unless we genuinely cannot match you, and we delete anything you send for verification once the request is closed.

Opting out a whole domain

If you are responsible for a website rather than an individual record, you can have the whole domain excluded — see how to opt out on the Trust page.

If we get it wrong

Tell us first at ankit@kinobi.so — we would rather fix it than argue. You also have the right to complain to your data-protection regulator: in the UK the ICO, in the EU your national supervisory authority, and in California the CPPA.