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See the truth
about you.

The cringey posts. The late-night rants. The person you’ve become. See the whole picture. Clean up what’s behind you.

See the truth about me

Your history. Your answers. Your choice of what stays.

Hey CleanupInteractive example

Your past called.
It wants a delete button.

“Find the toxic and cringey stuff.
Keep the memories.”

2 posts to review. 1 memory to keep.

LinkedIn 2024Opened the studio today. Mum was our first customer.A memory worth keeping

Try it here. These are fictional posts.
Real cleanup only removes content you approve.

hey.Illustrative report

A few chapters of a life online, 2012–2025

Less arguing.
More living.

You still have strong opinions. But lately, you’re putting that energy into making things. The comment-section warrior is becoming the person who opens a studio.

What you posted about Example post counts
Arguments & callouts
Creative projects

You’ve changed. There are receipts.
Keep the story of who you’re becoming. Review the personal attacks you left behind.

Look at a few example receipts
  1. Facebook“You’re an idiot. Everyone in this thread is an idiot.”
  2. Instagram“First piece out of the kiln. Completely wonky. Keeping it.”
  3. LinkedIn“Opened the studio today. Mum was our first customer.”

Fictional examples and counts. Your report uses the records and dates in your own imports.

Spending. Taste. Rabbit holes. There’s more to you.
To every version of you,Let’s clean this up

You grew up.
Your internet didn’t.

Maybe you’ve been online for five years. Maybe thirty or more. Either way, you’ve left a lot of yourself out there.

The photos. The rabbit holes. The things you bought at 2 a.m. The opinions you were absolutely, embarrassingly certain about.

Sometimes you were funny. Sometimes you were cringey. Sometimes you were an asshole. And somewhere between all of that, you lived a life worth understanding.

But that comment you regret? Still there. That overshare? Still there. A version of you that you barely recognize, introducing itself to the world.

Let’s look at the whole story. The patterns, the contradictions, the good stuff you forgot. Then leave the garbage behind.

Keep the memories. Lose the baggage.
hey.

You’re all over the internet.
Bring the pieces together.

Start with one data export. Add more when you’re ready. Each source adds another part of the story.

Reports use the history in your imported files. Cleanup availability varies by network and content type.

Meet yourself

Well, this explains
a few things.

Your spending habits. Your questionable taste. Your 2 a.m. rabbit holes. Beautiful reports about the person hiding in your history, with the receipts to back them up.

Your story, with receipts

Illustrative report

You changed. Your history kept everything.

A chapter about the interests you kept, the opinions you outgrew, and the versions of yourself still living online.

Made from the sources you choose
Make it about me

Your question deserves its own report.

“What changed after I moved?” “Where did my money go?” “How have my interests evolved?”

Ask about your life

Clean up your life

You used to be
an asshole.
You used to
be cringey.

That life is behind you. Clean it up.

The mean comments. The thirst traps. The takes that aged terribly. Find the posts you’ve outgrown, keep the memories, and choose what goes.

OffensiveCringeyToo personalYour own instructions
Clean up my history

Removal through our Hey Cleanup Chrome extension. Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn are supported in the extension pilot. You review and approve each batch.

Time for a fresh start.Illustrative review
Find the posts I’ve outgrown.
Keep the sentimental ones.
Facebook
That argument from years ago.

A personal attack you may want to review.

Review
Instagram
A little too much information.

A caption sharing personal contact details.

Review
LinkedIn
A proud moment, still worth keeping.

Your Keep instructions take priority.

Keep

Your first week.
A different perspective.

A personal letter. A few surprising discoveries. A digital life that feels more like you.

  1. 1

    Bring your history.

    Choose a source and import your export. Useful findings start with the data you have.

  2. 2

    See yourself differently.

    Make a visual report, ask a question, and follow the evidence wherever it leads.

  3. 3

    Choose what comes next.

    Keep the memories. Review what feels off. Remove supported content you approve.

Your past has had the microphone long enough.

Your next era
starts here.

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Start with one source. Every report is private to your account.