EmailAlias Blog

The short version You can export email aliases and your account data in one click from Settings — you get a portable JSON file with your aliases, domains,…

The short version Your analytics show what every alias is actually doing — how much mail each has forwarded, how much was blocked, and any exposure alerts —…

The short version A passkey lets you sign in with your face, fingerprint, or a security key instead of a password — nothing to remember, nothing to type.…

The short version Disabling an alias is the kill switch: flip one toggle and mail to that address stops arriving immediately — no unsubscribing, no begging a sender…

The short version Creating an email alias takes about a minute: open the New Alias box, pick a type (random, custom, or tagged), and click Create. The alias…

The short version The browser extension drops a fresh alias into any signup form in one click — no visiting the dashboard, no copy-paste. Click the badge, and…

The short version You can send different aliases to different inboxes — work aliases to your work email, personal ones to your personal inbox — instead of everything…

The short version A tracking pixel is a tiny invisible image in an email that tells the sender the moment you open it — when, how often, and…

The short version Give every client and platform its own alias instead of your one real address. Mail still lands in your inbox, but each relationship is separate…