Isolate each site
Identify the source of a leak from the alias that starts receiving spam.
Long-term email forwarding
One site, one email alias.
Use a separate alias for shopping, job applications, and subscriptions. Messages go to your real inbox, and if one source gets out of hand, simply pause that address.
Alias limitUp to 100
Online archive30 days
Sign-in method6-digit email code
Enter the dashboard
Your account is created automatically after the first verification—no password required.
Your sign-in stays active for up to 7 days. We use this address only for forwarding and account verification.
You stay in control
Pause individually
Pausing one alias won't affect your other ongoing conversations.
Clear archive
View the last 30 days of email in one place, filtered by alias and status.
From alias to inbox
How forwarding actually works
An alias is not a second mailbox — it is a receiving gate standing in front of your real address. Four steps cover the whole route.
- 01
Create an alias
Pick a prefix in the console or let the system assign one. It works immediately.
- 02
Hand the alias to a website
Use it for sign-ups, orders and subscriptions. Your real address never appears in a form.
- 03
Mail forwards and archives
Messages reach your real inbox within seconds and stay in a 30-day archive, filterable by alias and status.
- 04
Pause only what leaks
When one alias starts collecting spam, that site leaked it — pause that alias and nothing else changes.
One site, one alias
Where forwarding aliases shine
Shopping & memberships
shop.plus@ takes orders and loyalty mail; when promos get loud, pause the alias and your inbox goes quiet.
Job applications
jobs.2026@ goes on your résumé — recruiting platforms reselling lists never learn your real address.
Newsletters & trials
news.digest@ collects subscriptions; when a trial ends, delete the alias instead of unsubscribing five times.
Rules at a glance
Every boundary of forwarding behaviour
| Case | Rule |
|---|---|
| Attachments ≤ 50MB | Forwarded whole; attachments kept in the archive |
| Attachments 50–100MB | Forwarded only; archive keeps no attachments |
| Message > 100MB | Rejected; the sender receives a bounce |
| Spam | Blocked into the archive; one click marks a false positive and unblocks the sender |
| Failed forwards | Kept in the archive with a “failed” status; retry manually from the console |
| Two-factor auth | Optional; new sign-ins then require an authenticator code |