Check one signal
Use an email address or let your browser fingerprint a password locally.
Security answers for real people
Find what leaked. Know what to do next.
Check an email or password against known exposure signals. Limito explains the result without a scare score, then puts the highest-impact next step first.
- No account needed
- Raw passwords stay on your device
- Results use plain language
Private exposure check Ready
01 No invented certainty
A clean lookup is one signal, not a promise that an account is safe.
02 Your password stays yours
Matching happens in the browser after a padded hash range returns.
03 Advice in human order
Email and high-impact accounts come before the long tail of old logins.
Built for the person behind the address
Security tools usually stop at the warning. Limito stays for the recovery.
A breach result can leave you with twenty tabs and no sense of what matters. The Recovery Plan asks only about the kind of incident and the parts of life it could touch, then gives you a private checklist with a real stopping point.
Recovery plan10 useful minutes
01
Secure the reset keyPrimary email first
5 min02
Remove password reuseMoney and work next
10 min03
Watch for the follow-upRecognize targeted scams
2 minYou can stop after the high-impact steps and come back tomorrow.
How it works
A useful answer, without turning you into the product.
Limito combines public exposure sources, domain safety signals, and private password range matching. It clearly labels partial results and never treats “not found” as proof of safety.
Read the evidence
See which sources answered, what matched, and the limits of that answer.
Leave with a plan
Put the accounts with the most power—email, money, work—at the top.
Calm security library
Written for the question people ask after the scan.
Good questions
What a careful checker should tell you upfront.
Exposure data is useful when its limits are visible. These are the details we would want before trusting a result ourselves.
Does an email breach match mean someone hacked my inbox?
No. It means the address appeared in exposed data from a service. Inbox access is more likely when a password was reused, recovery details changed, or unfamiliar sessions appear.
Does Limito receive the password I check?
No. Your browser hashes the password locally. Limito receives only the first five characters of that hash and returns a padded range for your browser to compare.
What should I do first when a result finds exposure?
Secure your primary email, replace any reused password on high-impact accounts, review active sessions, and then work through lower-impact accounts with a written checklist.
Can a clean result prove an account is safe?
No. A clean result means the checked sources did not surface a match. Unique passwords, passkeys or an authenticator, and careful recovery settings still matter.