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A directory of direct links to get your personal data from web services.
JustGetMyData is a Jekyll-built directory website that provides direct links for users to request or download their personal data from hundreds of web services, created as a fork of Just Delete Me. It is a static site that lists services and points users straight to the data-access page, making it a practical resource for exercising privacy rights under regulations like GDPR.
JustGetMyData is a static directory site built with Jekyll that catalogs direct links for obtaining personal data from web services. It takes a service name as input and outputs the relevant URL where a user can request or download their data, often with additional notes about the process. The project is a detached fork of Just Delete Me and was created by students of the Complutense University of Madrid for their Ethics, Legislation and Profession course. The site is currently deployed on IPFS, making it censorship-resistant and distributable.
./script/cibuild.ipfs pin add /ipns/justgetmydata.com) to help distribute the load and improve availability.JustGetMyData is a Jekyll site, so its content is stored as data files and rendered into static HTML. To build it locally, you clone the repository, install Ruby and Node.js dependencies, and run jekyll serve. Tests are run through the cibuild script, and contributions — such as new service links or translations — are managed via GitHub and Crowdin. The built site is deployed to IPFS, where visitors can access it via a gateway or their own IPFS node.
Yes, the entire project is open source under the MIT License, and the website is publicly accessible at no cost. There are no paid plans or premium features.
It is a directory of direct links to obtain your personal data from web services. Instead of hunting through each site's settings and help pages, you search for the service and get a direct link to its data request or download page.
You can contribute by adding or updating service links through GitHub pull requests, or by translating the interface text on the Crowdin project. Both methods are described in the repository's contributing guidelines.
The site is deployed on IPFS (ipns://justgetmydata.com), so it is not tied to a single server. You can pin the site to your own IPFS node to help keep it available.
