One address per sign-up

You give every service its own alias. Mail arrives in your inbox as usual. If a service gets annoying or sells the address, you turn off just that alias.

1. 1

   Create an alias

   Two random words, e.g. fjord.lantern, in one click.

2. 2

   Use it to sign up

   Enter the alias instead of your real address.

3. 3

   Mail arrives

   We forward it. You can turn it off at any time.

• Aliases in seconds

  Random words on several domains, or a custom name on your own domain (Pro).

• Turn off any time

  One click and the alias refuses new mail. Back on just as fast.

• Expiry date

  Give an alias an expiry date. After it, the alias refuses new mail by itself, ideal for trials and one-off orders (Pro).

• Leak warning

  If a stranger suddenly writes to an alias, we tell you. With Pro, block it automatically.

• Breach monitoring per alias

  If an alias shows up in a known data breach, we tell you which service lost it. Complements the leak warning (Max).

• Tracker pixel removalSoon

  Known tracking pixels are removed from forwarded mails, so senders learn less about when you open a mail (Pro).

• One-click unsubscribe

  Leave a newsletter without opening the mail. The alias keeps working for everything else (Pro).

• Fake profiles for forms

  Next to the alias, the browser extension fills a made-up name, username and birthday into the form and keeps them with that alias (Max).

• Tags and search

  Sort aliases by shopping, newsletters or travel and find any of them at once.

• Mail paths

  See at a glance how mail flows from your aliases to your inboxes. The more mail, the thicker the path, refused mail included.

• Refused mails

  See which mails weren't delivered in the last 30 days, to which alias and why.

• Several inboxes

  Forward aliases to different inboxes, for example to keep private and work apart.

• Browser extension

  Create and insert an alias right in the sign-up form, for Chrome and Firefox.

• Passkeys

  Sign in with Face ID, Touch ID or a security key, no password at all.

• Your own domain

  Aliases on your own Cloudflare domain (Pro: 1, Max: 5). Mail through your domain doesn't count towards the monthly limit, because it is forwarded in your own Cloudflare account.

• Digest of unknown addresses

  Once a day you learn which mails went to addresses on your domains that don't exist, with a hint at likely typos (Max).

• Reply as aliasSoon

  Reply without the recipient seeing your real address (Pro).

• PGP encryptionSoon

  Add your public PGP key and we encrypt forwarded mails before they reach your inbox. Also for your own domains (Max).

• RulesSoon

  Block mails or send them elsewhere by sender, domain, subject or alias. Also on your own domains (Free: 1, Pro: 20, Max: 100).

• Export any time

  All aliases and settings as a file, on every plan.

• SimpleLogin-compatible API

  Apps and scripts made for SimpleLogin also work with PseudraMail (Max).