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Lost something? Type any part of its name.
A file, a folder, a page you visited, a tab you left open . No need for the full name, the extension or where you saved it. Type a few letters and see every place it lives.
DATA Budget_2026.xlsx Documents βΊ Finance This computer
DATA Budget_2026 (old).xlsx USB-STICK βΊ Transfer USB drive
WEB Budget 2026 β shared sheet docs.example.com Browser
π» This computer πΎ External & USB drives π Network drives
βοΈ Cloud folders π§ Every browser ποΈ Open tabs
π Any folder or drive you choose π» Desktop app: your whole computer, drives and browsers
ποΈ Deleted it for good? Then it's gone here too. LocatorZero never keeps copies, so a file you permanently delete never shows up again.
Private by design
Your data never leaves you
π΅ Nothing sent No account, no cloud, no tracking. The app is blocked from the internet, and the footer proves it live.
π§Ή Nothing kept What you search stays in memory only. It clears when you close the app, or after 5 minutes of no use.
π Nothing changed It reads names and dates only. It looks inside a file only when you press Preview, and then only the first 64 KB.
In the browser it sees only folders you choose. The desktop app can search your whole computer. It uses the file index your computer already keeps, and reads browser history without changing it.
Why not just use�
One search for every place
LocatorZero Your computer's search Cloud search apps
Disk, drives, cloud folders and browsers together Yes Mostly files Online accounts
Works with no internet Yes Yes No
Keeps a copy of your data Never Its own index On their servers
Map of where every copy is Yes No No
Compared by type of tool, not by brand. Those tools are great at reading what is inside documents. LocatorZero does the other job: finding where things are, without copying them.
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π Try a demo search See results for βbudgetβ on a sample computer
π Search my own folder Pick a folder; it stays on your device
π Start searching Your files, browser history and running apps
Locations lists every path, Map draws them
Preview peeks inside one file
Top left menu: sources, filters and privacy checks
Top right: light or dark switch, and π brings this tour back