Govern-AID quietly governs your online presence — and, when someone you love has passed, we remove their digital traces with care, so their memory can rest in peace.
A person's identity should not outlive their consent — nor their life.
Old accounts still hold names, photos and answers to forgotten security questions. Data brokers resell them. People-search pages rank them. We find these traces wherever they live — social networks, marketplaces, forums, data brokers — and we retire them, one documented request at a time.
Whether you are reducing your own exposure or protecting the memory of someone who has passed, the work is the same: find every trace, close every door, prove every result.
Your identity, retired from the places that no longer serve you. We audit your digital footprint, then erase what shouldn't be public: dead accounts, forgotten subscriptions, data-broker listings, old forum profiles.
When a loved one passes, their accounts stay open — exposed to breaches, renewal charges and people-search sites. We act on your behalf to close or memorialize them, and to recover photos, messages and domains for the family.
Traces reappear: brokers re-add records, search engines re-index pages. Quarterly monitoring keeps a footprint — yours or an estate's — closed, with alerts and removals handled before you ever notice.
In the weeks after a loss, the last thing a family should manage is a login page. We take the entire digital estate off your hands — with compassion, discretion, and proof of every action taken. You grieve. We govern.
Social profiles, people-search listings, marketplace accounts, subscriptions, domains, comment histories — any public trace of your loved one.
Photos, messages, videos and files the family asks us to keep — delivered to you privately before any account is closed.
A plain-language report: every platform contacted, every request filed, every removal confirmed — with evidence.
We collect the minimum a case requires, share it with no one, and destroy our working files once the report is delivered. Your family's story stays your family's.
Some records can be closed in days; others are legally protected. We tell you which is which before you pay anything — and never promise what a platform won't allow.
Based in Montréal, we work in English and French, by phone or video — never through ticket systems. One person carries your case from first conversation to final report, so you never repeat your story twice.
A free 30-minute conversation, by phone or video, in English or French. No obligation, no paperwork.
With your authorization, we map every account, profile and listing connected to the person concerned.
We contact each platform, file the right request, follow up persistently, and navigate every company's process for you.
You receive a plain-language report documenting every removal, with evidence attached.
Every major platform has an official process for deceased users and authorized representatives — death certificates, proof of authority, identity documents. We know these processes and prepare the paperwork for you, so nothing is rejected for missing evidence.
We remove records at the source — people-search sites, brokers and directories — and request de-indexing where platform policies allow. Removing the source is what eventually clears search results; we explain the realistic timeline for your specific case before we begin.
We escalate through appeals, privacy offices and, where applicable, formal legal requests. If something genuinely cannot be removed, you will know exactly why — in writing — and we adjust the scope and the fee before proceeding.
Yes. We practise strict data minimization: we request only the documents a case requires, keep them encrypted, and destroy working files after delivery. We never sell, share or reuse anything you entrust to us.
Yes — we serve clients across Canada, in English and French. Most of our work is done remotely, so distance is rarely an obstacle.
Tell us a little about your situation. We reply within one business day, in the language of your choice. Every inquiry is confidential.