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  • Facebook
    2013 → 2025

    You’re less combative than you used to be.

    18 personal attacks in your 2013 posts. 3 in 2025.2013: “This is hella retarded. You’re a fucking idiot.”
  • Amazon
    November 2025 · USD

    You buy the whole hobby at once.

    $522 on coffee gear in one week.Machine $279 · Grinder $149 · Accessories $94
  • Google + Facebook
    2018 → 2025

    Photography was never just a phase.

    First searches in 2018. Still sharing photos in 2025.2018 photography searches → 2025 photo posts
  • Netflix
    Alex’s profile · 2025

    You balance dark stories with familiar jokes.

    46 mystery episodes. 24 Brooklyn Nine-Nine episodes.Dark + Mindhunter ↔ Brooklyn Nine-Nine
  • YouTube + Google
    With Reddit · Aug 12–14, 2025

    Your curiosity gets very specific.

    23 activities about undersea cables in three days.A shark search → repair videos → cable-ship discussions
  • LinkedIn
    Your posts · 2017–2023

    You turn your personal life into a pitch.

    Even your divorce became a business lesson.“What my divorce taught me about SaaS retention.”
  • Instagram
    Your captions · 2014 → 2025

    You’ve stopped trying so hard to impress.

    Your captions shifted from flexes to friends and photography.“Stay poor, peasants.” → “Lake day with Priya.”
  • DoorDash
    Your orders · 2025 · USD

    Delivery is part of your routine now.

    48 orders in a year. About four a month.$1,560 total. $300 in fees and tips.
Sample insights, grounded in fictional records.

Meet the first AI connected to everything in your life.

Only the history you choose to import. Private to you.

In your first 10 days

Destroy your

Automatically.

30+ years online?
Clean it up automatically.

Your next recruiter shouldn’t have to meet 2013-you. Public posts can outlive the person who wrote them.

Hey finds them. You choose what goes. The cleaner removes what you approve and checks the result.

Clean up my history

Some posts aged worse than you did.

15 fictional posts across Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn
Cringy posts
4

The things you thought sounded profound.

Offensive posts
3

The arguments that got personal.

Personal details
2

More information than strangers need.

Worth keeping
6

The good stuff gets to stay.

facebook.com/you/allactivityh Hey for Chrome
Interactive example

Your past, up for review.

2013–2019

Select the posts you’d remove. Keep the good stuff.

5 posts shown. Only selected posts shown here are removed.

Removal uses the Hey Cleanup Chrome extension. Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn are in the extension pilot. Supported content varies by network. You review and approve each batch.

Don’t get cancelled
by the old you.

A bad joke. A cheap shot.
A post you forgot existed.

Find yours before someone else does. Hey finds old posts, you approve what goes, and the cleaner handles the rest.

Find my old posts

Your résumé isn’t the whole interview.

70%

of surveyed U.S. companies used social media to research job candidates.

Express / Harris Poll U.S. · Dec 2022

Survey of 1,002 U.S. hiring decision-makers, conducted December 1–15, 2022 and published May 2023. The 70% refers to companies using social media for candidate research; it does not mean every applicant was checked. Read the research

The delete pile is a crowded place.

68%

of respondents had reviewed or deleted posts they felt were no longer socially acceptable.

Kaspersky / Censuswide Europe · Dec 2021

Survey of 8,519 people aged 16+ across 11 European countries, conducted December 2021 and published January 2022. In each country, 50% were ages 16–21, 25% were 22–34, and 25% were 35+. This measures respondents’ own judgments about their posts, not how many people could be ‘cancelled’. Read the research

  • Kevin Hart

    Twitter 2011

    AI illustration
    Tweet excerpt
    …I'm going 2 break it over his head & say n my voice 'stop that's gay'.

    From a homophobic tweet about his son playing with a dollhouse.

    What happened next
    Withdrew as Oscars host.

    In December 2018, Hart withdrew from hosting the 2019 Oscars after old anti-gay posts resurfaced. He apologized to the LGBTQ community.

    AP via ABC AustraliaDec 8, 2018
  • Roseanne Barr

    Twitter May 29, 2018

    AI illustration
    Tweet
    muslim brotherhood & planet of the apes had a baby=vj.

    A racist tweet targeting former White House adviser Valerie Jarrett.

    What happened next
    ABC cancelled her show.

    ABC cancelled the Roseanne revival hours after the post. Barr deleted it and apologized.

    ABC NewsMay 29, 2018
  • Justine Sacco

    Twitter Dec 20, 2013

    Tweet
    Going to Africa. Hope I don't get AIDS. Just kidding. I'm white!

    A tweet about race and AIDS, posted before a flight to South Africa.

    What happened next
    Lost her job at IAC.

    IAC dismissed its communications director after the tweet went viral in December 2013. Sacco publicly apologized.

    ABC NewsDec 22, 2013

Before we get to your letter, a word.

Most AI gets to know the surface. Hey gets to know your life story through your last 30+ years online: the millions of posts, comments, searches, and purchases. The person you were, and the person you’re becoming.

The  photos. The  late-night rants. The thirst traps. The opinions you were embarrassingly certain about. Sometimes funny. Sometimes cringey. Sometimes an asshole. Still a life worth understanding.

The  rabbit holes at 2 a.m. The  comfort rewatches. The  searches and  purchases. Little records of what you love, what you repeat, and how you’ve changed.

Simply put, Hey connects all the pieces. It makes sense of your life through beautiful visual reports and useful suggestions. Ask deep questions about your life. Get expert-level analysis, with the evidence behind every answer.

Destroy every offensive, cringey, evil post in the next 10 days.

Hey knows your story.
Here’s what it can do for you.

A caption in your voiceExample draft
Your Instagram · July 9, 2025Six years of taking the long way home for the light.

Took the long way home.Again. The light hadother plans.

A little dry. A little sentimental. Still you.

Illustrative examples from the sample history above.

hey.
Written from your imports, with the sources and years shown.
Read my own story

Beautiful reports that help you
understand and improve your life.

The habits you don’t notice. The interests that stick. The ways you’ve changed. With evidence and something useful to do next.

Illustrative reports · fictional data
Amazon spending
Amazon

You went all in on coffee.

$522 on a machine, grinder, and accessories in one week. You didn’t exactly ease into this one.

$4,286after recorded refunds

Turns out your
coffee era was expensive.

November: $775. Coffee equipment accounts for $522.

Try this. For your next hobby, start with one thing. Add the rest when you know you’ll use it.

Jan–Dec 2025 · USD
Netflix viewing taste
Netflix

You like suspense. You return to comfort.

46 mystery episode plays, alongside 24 of Brooklyn Nine-Nine. You seem to like a puzzle with a familiar place to land.

18 episode playsDARK
28 episode playsMIND
HUNTER
24 episode playsNINE
NINE!
Mystery 46%Comedy 24%Drama 18%Docs 12%

Try this. Try a familiar comedy between darker series. Your next pick doesn’t have to be more of the same.

2025 · Alex’s profile
Search & viewing history
GoogleYouTubeReddit

You don’t stop at the first answer.

A shark question became 23 searches, video plays, and comments in three days. You went from a strange fact to how the system works.

“do sharks bite internet cables?”10:14 p.m.

How undersea cables are repaired10:22 p.m.

So, about these cable repair ships…10:47 p.m.

Try this. Turn this thread into a reading list. See which questions you still want answered a month from now.

Aug 12–14, 2025
Your posts over time
FacebookReddit

Still opinionated. Less of an asshole.

18 posts with personal attacks in 2013; 3 in 2025. Later replies include disagreement without insults, and an admission you were wrong.

Try this. Keep the posts that show growth. Review the old attacks that still introduce you to strangers.

2013–2025 · selected years
DoorDash spending
DoorDash

Takeout is part of your routine.

48 orders in a year: four a month on average. $300 of your $1,560 total went to fees and tips.

48 deliveries later$1,560.00
Food + tax
$1,260
Fees
$156
Tips
$144

$32.50 per “I’ll just order something.”

Try this. Plan for delivery as a regular expense. Decide which nights are worth the extra cost to you.

Jan–Dec 2025 · USD
Your life across sources
FacebookGoogleAmazon

Photography wasn’t a phase.

You searched for camera tips in 2018, bought a camera in 2019, and were still sharing photos in 2025. This interest kept showing up.

2009The first post.

The archive starts here.

2018The camera curiosity.

“How to shoot in manual mode.”

2019The first camera.

A search becomes a purchase.

2025Still chasing the light.

Turns out that one stuck.

Try this. Make room for the interest that stayed. Plan your next photo walk before your next camera upgrade.

2009–2025 · available records

Ask Hey

Most AI has a PhD in physics.Hey has a PhD on you.

Answer life’s big questions about you. Deep research across gigabytes of your life: millions of posts, comments, purchases, searches, and more.

Ask about my life
hey.A research example
FacebookReddit

Am I less of an asshole now?

Facebook + Reddit · 2013–2025

Research complete. Follow the records.3 / 3
  1. Facebook

    Search your old posts

    Personal attacks in my own posts · 2013
    June 3, 2013

    “This is hella retarded. You’re a fucking idiot.”

    Your Facebook post · ableist insult
  2. Reddit

    Read what you wrote later

    How I disagreed with people · 2025
    March 6, 2025

    “I disagree, but I get where you’re coming from.”

    Your Reddit comment · disagreement without an insult
  3. Facebook

    Look for evidence of change

    Compare attacks and corrections · 2013–2025
    September 18, 2025

    “I was wrong about this. Leaving it up for context.”

    18 personal attacks in 2013 · 3 in 2025
What Hey found18 → 3

personal attacks in the selected years

2013-you went straight for the person. 2025-you usually argues the point. There are 18 personal attacks in the 2013 posts here, and 3 in 2025. That looks like progress. It’s also only the part of you these records can show.

Scripted examples using the sample reports above. Your answers use your own imports.

Answer anything you can imagine about yourself, based on gigabytes of data.

Choose a network to see what you can ask.

From your Facebook history

Your posts, comments, and earlier chapters.

Questions you can ask

  • Am I less of an asshole than I was in 2013?
  • Which old posts would I hate a recruiter to find?
  • Which friendships keep showing up through the years?
Bring my Facebook history

Reports, answers, and supported cleanup

Upload a supported account's export. You choose what to bring. Coverage depends on the records available; importing a source does not automatically enable removal.

Meet the first AI
that knows all of you.

Understand your life. Choose what goes.
Hey handles the cleanup. Automatically.

In this fictional example, Hey removes two posts you approved for removal, from Facebook and LinkedIn, and keeps a graduation memory.

Illustrative cleanup2 sample posts removed. 1 memory kept.
Get started Your first source is a good place to start.
Illustrative report · fictional data