Shared device? HotlineDanger → call local emergency
Know what happened.
Someone may have been in your accounts. The old path — private investigators, boutique forensic firms, weeks of phone tag — is murky, expensive, and often hard to buy into even when you can pay. Good Forensics is the free alternative: a guided export from the platforms you already use, a Case Code you write down (no email account), and an Account Stress Index readout you can keep, share with counsel, or simply use to sleep again.
Free forever · Analyze & delete · Esc = quick exit · Not legal advice
The old path is broken on purpose.
We built it after watching someone I know try to get help and hit a wall of gatekeeping. Lower-income people facing digital abuse in a relationship, parents using a library computer, anyone in a divorce who suspects account tampering — they deserve the same clarity the wealthy can shop for. Your export never leaves this browser. Free, private by design, usable in minutes after your export is ready.
Four rules we will not bend.
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Free is the product
No teaser paywall. No upsell disguised as safety. The full readout is the default.
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You hold the keys
You pull your own export. Analysis runs in your browser. You keep the report.
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Hard rooms first
Library computers, shared devices, and quick exit are not afterthoughts — they are design constraints.
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Clarity over theater
No fear marketing. No fake urgency. A calm Account Stress Index and findings you can act on.
What people are told vs. what we offer.
| Option | Typical cost | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Traditional digital forensics firm | $2,500–$15,000+ | Weeks |
| Private investigator (digital) | Retainer + hourly | Unclear intake |
| DIY guesswork | Free | Unreliable |
| Good Forensics | Free | Minutes after export |
Who this is for.
Domestic violence survivors on a library computer. People mid-divorce who sense cyber tampering. Anyone a firm never called back. Peace of mind counts too.
The signal is not imaginary.
Stalking and login abuse are common. Technology-facilitated monitoring shows up in national surveys. People write horror stories because the market treated them like a nuisance — not a customer.
22.5%
U.S. women stalked in their lifetime (CDC NISVS 2023/24)
20%
Of female stalking victims monitored via apps or stalkerware
45%
Of Gen Z partners reported login abuse after a breakup (Malwarebytes)
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What Good Forensics charges — forever free
Sources: CDC NISVS 2023/24 Stalking Data Brief; Malwarebytes Gen Z breakup research (2024). Population patterns — not your Case File.
Private Case File. Full report. Free.
Account Stress Index — pattern checks across access, control, presence, exfiltration, and surveillance.
Five stations. You stay in control.
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Name the situation
Unauthorized access, stalking, legal or divorce, peace of mind, or something else — so the readout speaks your language.
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Write down a Case Code
No email. A short phrase keeps this browser session if you need to leave mid-check on a shared computer.
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Pull your records
Use the official export tools (Google Takeout and the rest). Do it on a device you trust when you can.
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Drop the export
Analysis runs in your browser against Account Stress Index rules. The file never reaches our servers.
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Read the report
Full findings are free — timestamps, rule citations, and a report you can print or download for yourself or counsel.
A playbook for hard days.
The tool is simple. The room you use it in may not be. These are the moves we wish someone had handed us on day one.
Myths that keep people stuck.
“If I could afford a firm, I would already know.”
Most people never get past intake. Price is only the first gate. Opacity and delay are the rest.
“Digital forensics means handing over my phone.”
Good Forensics starts with platform exports you request yourself — Google Takeout and the like — not a black-box device seizure.
“If nothing shows up, I imagined it.”
Absence of strong signals is useful. It does not erase your experience. Keep notes. Talk to counsel or a hotline if you still feel unsafe.
“I should confront them with the report.”
Safety first. A readout is for your understanding and for professionals you trust — not for a confrontation that puts you in danger.
After the readout.
Clarity is step one. Locking the door and telling the right people are steps two and three.
Built for hard rooms.
Quick exit on every screen. No spyware from us. Analyze and delete. If someone is watching over your shoulder, leave — the tool will wait.
People & lines that help.
Good Forensics is not a crisis service. These organizations are. Keep them somewhere you can reach without this page.
- U.S. National Domestic Violence Hotline
1-800-799-7233 · thehotline.org · chat & text available
- love is respect (young people)
1-866-331-9474 · loveisrespect.org
- 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Call or text 988 in the U.S.
- NNEDV Safety Net Project
Technology safety resources for survivors and advocates
- Clinic or legal aid near you
Ask about technology-facilitated abuse — many clinics now train on it
What Good Forensics is not.
Good Forensics helps you understand signals in your own account exports. It does not practice law, investigate third parties for you, or replace police or a licensed investigator when you need one. Only check accounts you are authorized to access. If you are in immediate danger, call your local emergency number. In the U.S., the National Domestic Violence Hotline is 1-800-799-7233 or thehotline.org; for mental-health crisis, 988.
Get updates. Stay free.
Good Forensics is free — the check stays $0. Join the email list for product updates only (never sold). Start a free check when your export is ready — or begin with the export guide.