A strong shield against spam, built on unlimited addresses — one per usage. When one starts leaking, you switch it off. Free, open-source, and genuinely simple. Really.
Keep it simple and it works. No filters to train, no rules to maintain — just one address per contact.
Check it out »“I didn't get your email.” — “Have you checked spam?” Sounds familiar? Retire the guesswork for good.
See how »A system you can trust has nothing to hide. Not only the code — the whole architecture is public.
See on GitLab »Pick a username — say joe — and give your real address. Now hand out a fresh alias to everyone who asks. The configuration part is over.
A shop sold your address, a newsletter won't stop, a friend's mailbox got hacked — disable that one alias in your dashboard. Since each alias belongs to a single contact, its name tells you exactly who leaked it.
You won't need a spam predictor second-guessing your mail. The rule is simple: everything sent to one of your addresses is real. Everything else, you already switched off.
Free forever, open-source, and set up in under a minute.