
United States · Information technology & services startup
Disconnect, Inc. is a privacy and security company based in San Francisco, California, founded in 2011.
Funding reportedLast round: Series A
Disconnect, Inc. is a privacy and security company based in San Francisco, California, founded in 2011.
The company develops technology that exposes and blocks trackers, data brokers, and surveillance networks across various platforms, including websites, apps, and email. For consumers, Disconnect offers browser-based tracker blocking, full-device protection, and privacy tools compatible with iOS, Android, Mac, Windows, Chrome, Firefox, and Edge. These products help users see and block trackers, reduce tracking requests, and enhance page performance and data usage. For businesses, Disconnect provides services that protect organizations from tracking and targeted attacks, including URL filtering, DNS, VPN, and privacy intelligence. Disconnect's product lineup features a browser extension, the Cloud Privacy Plus enterprise bundle, the Cloud Privacy Plus for Work app, and privacy intelligence APIs. The company emphasizes its commitment to integrated privacy solutions for both individuals and employees, with a significant user base benefiting from its technology, including partnerships with major publications for privacy investigations.
Funding, as reported
What they build
Known for
librariesuser data controlsecuritythird-party sdk trackingdata broker blockingpersonal data protectionconsumersspeed up web loadingthird-party domain evaluationad and analytics blockingthird-party cookie blockingmalicious content blockingtracker blockingprivacy and securitycross-platform protectionbehavioral tracking
Built with from their website
HerokuPWADNS Made EasyFont AwesomeCloudFlareViewport MetaGoogle PlayViteLucideAmazon S3
SvelteReactMicrosoft ExchangeMicrosoft 365 Apps & ServicesMobile FriendlyCreate React AppComplex Media NetworkOpen Graph
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