Create and name
The prefix must start with a letter and be 3–30 characters long. You can use numbers, periods, underscores, and hyphens. We recommend naming aliases by service, not by personal identity.
Separate long-term addresses
Use a dedicated, revocable email alias for every long-term relationship
Enter your real email address to receive a six-digit sign-in code. Your account is created on first sign-in—no password to set or store. Once signed in, create separate forwarding addresses for shopping, subscriptions, social accounts, and work collaboration.
Websites only see your alias address; incoming messages are forwarded to your real inbox. If a source starts sending spam, pause only the affected alias—no need to move your other accounts.
01Code sign-in
02Dedicated aliases
03Disable by source
Console features
A complete workflow from creation to breach response
Forwarding archive
Filter records by sender, subject, and status, then view message content and attachments. Retry failed forwards and flag sources as spam.
Account protection
Enable an authenticator app as a second factor. After an alias is paused, new messages are discarded; before deleting one, update the contact address for any important accounts.
Plan first, then create in bulk
Use the segmentation guide to decide which layer should handle financial services, shopping, social accounts, and low-trust sign-ups.