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Dev tools · February 27, 2026

mailservr

Your email, hidden behind private aliases

mailservr launched on February 27, 2026.

What it does

Create private email aliases in seconds. Protect your inbox from spam, keep your real address hidden, and stay in full control. One-time payment, no subscriptions. Stop giving out your real email. Create aliases on the fly, receive mail in a clean dashboard, and reply without exposing your identity. Pay once, own it forever.

Create a private email alias for every service, read mail in a focused inbox, and add annual sending or automation when you need it.

Give every service a different alias. Read the mail in one focused inbox, block unwanted senders, and turn off any address that becomes a problem. Enter this code to finish signing in. It expires in 10 minutes. If you did not request this code, you can ignore this email. An alias tells you where a message came from and gives you a clean way to stop it. Your personal contact address never needs to enter the signup form. Use a readable label or generate a random alias. If an address leaks, you know which service had it. Search, archive, and download attachments without mixing alias traffic into your personal inbox. Plus and Max also let you reply. Block one sender when the address is still…from mailservr.app

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