your contacts, his emails

Is your network in the Epstein email archive?

MyEpstein cross-references your contacts with approximately 1.78 million publicly released records tied to Jeffrey Epstein. It turns a noisy archive into a clear interface for people who prefer evidence over speculation.

My Contacts tab showing matched contacts and counts
Your contact matching happens locally on-device, not on a server.

Why this app exists

The archive is public, but hard to navigate. MyEpstein lets you quickly see whether names in your world appear in the record, then inspect the source details directly.

What you can do

My Contacts

See which of your contacts appear in the archive in seconds. Matching stays on your phone.

Search & Browse

Search by name or email, or browse over 42,000 people ranked by email activity.

Email Detail

Open each record to inspect subject lines, dates, sender, recipients, and CC participants.

Signal Over Noise

Every view is grounded in public records, so you can follow links, dates, and participants without guesswork.

Inside the app

My Contacts screen
My Contacts
Search screen
Search
Browse people screen
Browse
About and privacy screen
About + Privacy
Contact detail screen
Contact Detail
Email metadata screen
Email Metadata

Important context

Dataset sources include data.jmail.world and the DOJ archive at justice.gov/epstein/search. Appearing in this archive does not imply wrongdoing. Many people are included simply because an email was sent or received, and OCR issues in source scans can cause spelling or duplication errors.

Privacy first: your contacts data never leaves your device. No server, no network sync, no data collection.

Last updated 2026-03-02 10:33