Private beta · by invitation
Give every website a different email address.
AliasMonk gives you aliases that forward to your real inbox, keep mail in a private inbox, or both. When one starts getting spam, switch it off. Your real address stays yours.
- Online shoppingActive
shop.k3m9qx@mahyuni.comInbox + forward - NewslettersActive
news.p7tw2c@mahyuni.comInbox only - Old forumPaused
forum.d4hn8r@mahyuni.comForward only
How it works
Three steps, and nothing to install.
- 1
Create an alias
Pick a label like “Shopping” and get a new address in a second.
- 2
Use it instead of your email
Sign up to the site with your alias. Mail arrives as usual.
- 3
Switch it off when it's spammy
Pause or delete the alias. Everything else keeps working.
Built for privacy, explained plainly
One address per site
Create an alias in a click. If a site leaks or sells it, you know exactly who did it.
Forward, keep, or both
Send each alias's mail to your real inbox, keep it in a private inbox here, or both.
Switch off spam
Pause an alias and its mail bounces as if it never existed. Unpause any time.
Block senders
Block an address or a whole domain across all your aliases. They can't tell they were blocked.
Encrypted private inbox
Mail you keep here is encrypted with a key unique to your account, and deleted on your schedule.
Your data, your call
Download everything we hold about you, or delete your account and all of it, from Settings.
Pricing
Free to start. Beta testers get Plus free while the beta runs.
Free
$0
Forever
- 5 email aliases
- 1 forwarding address
- Private inbox, kept up to 7 days
Plus
$3.99 a month
or $36 a year
- 200 email aliases
- 5 forwarding addresses
- Private inbox, kept up to 1 year
Questions
- Do I need my own domain?
- No. Your aliases live on mahyuni.com, which we run. You don't buy or set up anything.
- Can I reply from an alias?
- Not yet. Pressing Reply on forwarded mail bounces with a short explanation, so your real address isn't revealed by accident. Replying from aliases is planned.
- Can you read my mail?
- Mail kept in your inbox is encrypted. Our servers decrypt it only to show it to you or forward it to you; we don't read it, sell data or show ads. Plainly: this protects you from a leak of our database, not from us, which is why we keep as little as we can.
- What about phone numbers?
- Private phone numbers for texts are planned for a later phase. For now it's email.
Want to try it?
We're letting people in a few at a time. Email us and we'll send you an invite.
Ask for an invite