Foretap vs Leaked

Foretap is a free, private app-discovery surface on iPhone. Apps are organized into named sections — Pinned, Work, Travel, Reading — that stack vertically on a single screen. Each section has its own sourcing logic: manual lists, recently used, frequently used, time-of-day windows, or Focus-mode bindings. Sections rise to the top automatically when their context applies. Three home-screen widgets, App Intents, Shortcuts, and Siri integration are included. No subscriptions. No advertising. No tracking.

Leaked tells you the truth about where your personal information has ended up. Enter an email address or phone number, and Leaked searches known breaches to show you exactly which companies and incidents exposed it. No noise, no scare tactics — just a clear list of what got out, when it happened, and what to do next. WHAT YOU GET • Instant lookup for an email or phone number • A plain-English breakdown of every incident: what was exposed (passwords, addresses, tokens) and the date it surfaced • Prioritized, practical next steps for each finding • A searchable catalog of major breaches, so you understand the story behind the headlines ONGOING MONITORING (optional) Upgrade to the Monthly Monitor to keep up to three identities watched, with a weekly reminder to re-scan — so a fresh breach doesn't sit unnoticed for months. BUILT FOR PRIVACY • No account, no sign-up, no profile to create • Your search history stays on your device, masked • Lookups are designed to avoid tying a search to your identity PRICING • One-time check — a single scan, no subscription • Monthly Monitor — recurring checks on up to three identities, plus weekly reminders. auto-renews until canceled; manage anytime in Settings. Knowing is the first move. Open Leaked, run a check, and take back control of your digital footprint. APPLE EULA https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/