AnonyMail Features
An aliasfor every sign-up.
AnonyMail gives you addresses on anonymail.cc that forward to your own mailbox. Hand out an alias instead of your address, reply from it, and turn it off when you no longer want the mail.
During the preview it works for invited accounts only.
- Alias domain
- anonymail.cc
- One sign-in, no extra password
- AnonyID
- Languages
- 24
- Our servers are in the EU
- EU
01 Aliases
Make an address in one click.
Each alias is a real address that forwards to you. Use a different one for every shop, newsletter or account, and you can see which one a message came through.
- Random words, like
quiet-harbor-27@anonymail.cc - Or your own prefix plus four random characters, like
shop.k7mq@anonymail.cc - A label on every alias, and search across all of them.
02 Forwarding
Mail arrives in the inbox you already use.
Mail to an alias is forwarded to your own mailbox, once you have confirmed it through a link we send to it. AnonyMail forwards mail; it is not a mailbox. Messages pass through our mail server only while they are being delivered, and their content is never stored in our database.
- Choose the mailbox each alias forwards to. How many mailboxes you can add depends on your plan.
- Forwarded mail can carry a small banner with three links: report spam, block the sender, turn the alias off. You can switch the banner off.
- If your mailbox keeps bouncing, forwarding to it pauses until you confirm it again.
03 Replies
Reply from the alias, not from you.
Press reply in your own mail app. The reply goes back through a reply address made for that contact on r.anonyrelay.com, leaves our server from the alias, and the contact sees the alias instead of your address.
- We rebuild the reply's header from a short list of allowed fields and drop the rest, such as Received lines and the name of your mail app.
- Read-tracking images are removed from your replies.
- If we find your own address in a reply, it is not sent, and you get a notice.
- AnonyMail only replies: there is no way to write to someone new from an alias.
04 Control
Turn an alias off. Block a sender.
When an address starts getting mail you don't want, pause it or block the sender. Mail to a paused alias is refused by our server, with the same answer as an address that doesn't exist.
- Block one address or a whole domain, for every alias or for one.
- Turn a paused alias back on whenever you like.
- Delete an alias for good: a deleted address is never given out again.
05 Spam and viruses
Checked on our own mail server.
Incoming mail is checked for spam and viruses on AnonyMail's own mail server in Amsterdam before it is forwarded. Clear spam is refused, and so is mail in which a virus is found; likely spam is forwarded with a spam mark.
- Spam filtering with Rspamd and virus scanning with ClamAV, run by us on that server.
- Each alias shows how much mail was refused as spam.
06 Overview
See what each alias receives.
Counts, never content: how much mail each alias forwarded, blocked or refused as spam, and how many replies you sent.
- A 14-day chart and table for every alias.
- Who wrote to each alias: the first and the last message and how many, with a block switch for each contact.
- The last 7 days of all your aliases on the Overview.
07 Browser extension
Fill a sign-up form with a new alias.
The AnonyMail browser extension makes an alias for the site you are on and fills it into the e-mail field, without leaving the page. It works with your AnonyID sign-in.
- The new alias is labelled with the site's name; you can change the label.
- Pick the mailbox it forwards to.
- Your 20 newest aliases, with pause and resume.
08 Your account
One AnonyID. Your data when you ask.
Sign in with AnonyID, the account you use across Anony Labs: AnonyMail has no password of its own. AnonyMail receives a sign-in ID made for it alone, not your username or your e-mail address.
- Download everything in your account as a JSON file.
- Delete your account at any time: your aliases are retired for good and everything else is deleted straight away.
- Our servers are in the EU.
Your mail.On its way.
During the preview it works for invited accounts only.