From Essential Technology Solutions · Triangle, NC
Companies build a profile of your family from everything you give them. SovereignLife brings your photos, email, documents, money and health records home, onto a system you own, so there is far less to build it from.
94 profile inputs down from 186
You’re not alone
Six in ten Americans doubt that anything they do will make a difference. SovereignLife is the part that does, and we do the work for you.
are concerned about how companies use the data they collect about them
want more rules on what companies can do with personal information, a majority in both parties
doubt that anything they do themselves will make much difference
Source: Pew Research Center, “How Americans View Data Privacy,” October 2023
The profile built about you
Companies combine what you hand them with information bought from data brokers, companies that collect and sell personal details. The result has five layers. SovereignLife cuts off the supply to each one.
Who you are
Name, email, phone, addresses, age, household size, estimated income
A different email address for every website, removal from people-search sites, and closing accounts you no longer use
How you act
Your devices, where you go, what you search, how long you look, which emails you open
Hidden tracking code blocked on every device, at home and away; AI questions that never leave home
How you spend
What you buy, how you pay, whether you wait for sales
Your full financial picture kept at home; your bank password never given to a budgeting app
Why you buy
Hobbies, health, values; predicted events like a pregnancy or a move
Photos, health logs, documents and your family tree kept at home
What you’ll do next
Likelihood to cancel, your next purchase, the most you’ll pay
Less goes in from every layer above
labels kept on nearly every American by one data broker, a company that collects and sells personal information. Labels included “Expectant Parent” and “Diabetes Interest.”
Large social media and streaming companies collected data on people who never used them, and some did not fully delete data when asked.
Pricing software can use where you are, what you browse and what you leave in online shopping carts. A shopper tagged as a new parent may see higher-priced baby items first.
What we can’t do: erase profiles companies already hold, or change what a site records while you use it. We cut off what they receive from here on, and we tell you exactly what remains.
Your health is not their business
Health privacy law covers doctors, hospitals and insurers. Most fitness, period-tracking and wellness apps fall outside it. SovereignLife keeps your workouts, health records and medical questions at home.
Sources: HHS on who HIPAA, the federal health privacy law, covers; FTC action against GoodRx (2023)
Scam calls
A scammer needs only a short clip of a loved one’s voice, often from a video posted online, and a listing that tells them who you are to that person.
lost by Americans in 2025 to fraud involving AI, including voice clones of loved ones, in complaints to the FBI.
of a family member’s voice, taken from something posted online, is all a scammer needs for a voice-cloning program.
We remove people-search listings that show your relatives’ names and phone numbers.
Kept in your Family Vault, with a trusted number for every relative. A real grandson knows the phrase.
Hang up, then call the person back on the number saved in your vault. It’s the FTC’s own advice.
Unknown callers screened before your phone or home line rings, with no contact list uploaded anywhere.
No tool can reliably tell a cloned voice from a real one during a call. That’s why the family code phrase matters most.
How it works
We start where your exposure hurts most, usually photos or health, and move one step at a time. Every three months we check again and show you the numbers.
We count every place your family’s information lives: online accounts, devices, apps and people-search sites.
You see: Your Footprint BaselineWe export your data from the companies holding it, with nothing silently dropped.
You see: A checklist of what came backWe set up your private system and move your photos, files and records in.
You see: Your things on your systemWe close old accounts, ask people-search sites to remove you, set up private email addresses and adjust device settings.
You see: A before-and-after reportUpdates, around-the-clock checks, backups we test by restoring them, and a check-up every three months.
You see: A calm dashboard22 capabilities
A day with SovereignLife
We change where your things are kept, what each website learns about you, and who can see it.
Who sees what
Your own things are private until you share them. Every SovereignLife visit needs your approval and is recorded where you can see it.
Only devices your family has approved can reach your system.
Your own login with a second step. No shared passwords.
Adults, teens and children see different capabilities.
Your things stay private until you share them.
Passwords, saved email and the backup copy kept away from home stay locked with your family’s key.
Scrambled with a key only your family holds. No one else can read it, including us.
Family Vault · the backup copy away from home · saved emailStored only on your own system, and reachable only by your family’s devices.
Most capabilitiesHas to exchange some information with the outside world to work. We name each one.
Sending and receiving email · private email addresses · news · investment pricesWhere it runs
Your system lives at home on hardware you own, with a locked backup copy kept away from home.
A private environment of your own on SovereignLife’s cloud, one household per environment.
Everything on your own hardware, locked with keys only you hold.
Pricing is set at your Footprint Check, once we know your household and where your system will run.
Questions
Straight answers, including what SovereignLife can’t do.
Your passwords, saved email and the backup copy kept away from home are locked with your family’s key, so only your family can read them. For everything else, a SovereignLife visit needs your approval, lasts up to four hours (two by default) and is recorded where you can see it.
Profiles depend on a steady supply of new information. From day one, every closed account, every private email address and every blocked tracker is information they no longer receive. We can’t erase what a company already holds, and we’ll tell you so.
This is about ownership, not secrets. Companies use what they gather to predict what you’ll do and to choose the prices you see.
Voices can be copied from a short clip posted online. Ask for your family’s code phrase, or hang up and call back on the number saved in your Family Vault. We also remove the people-search listings scammers use to find your relatives.
Your data is backed up in two places, and every three months we prove the backups work by restoring from them.
Everything is yours. You get an Exit Kit: your keys, written instructions, and your files in standard formats any computer can open.
Start here
A Footprint Check counts the companies, accounts and people-search sites holding your family’s information, layer by layer. You keep the report either way.
Now in pilot with Triangle-area households. Book a check to join the next group.