Long-term route credentials
Keep your public address separate from your real inbox
No password required. We send a one-time verification code to your receiving email, then show your long-term aliases, delivery history, and security settings after verification.
- Dedicated alias
- Keep services separate
- 30-day history
- Subjects, destinations, and statuses
- Pause anytime
- Stop receiving future messages
Enter the email address where you want to receive mail. Codes expire quickly, so use the newest email.
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Send a verification code to your inbox
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Enter the six-digit code
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Verified receiving relationship
Route credentials
Current receiving address:
Public aliases
Create an address you can pause independently
The prefix must start with a letter and may contain letters, numbers, periods, underscores, and hyphens. Leave it blank to generate a secure random string.
No long-term aliases yet. Once created, you can copy, pause, or delete them.
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Last 30 days
Review every delivery over time
Only subjects, senders, receiving aliases, and processing statuses from the last 30 days are retained. Records are automatically cleared after they expire.
No delivery history yet. Once an alias receives email, records will appear here in chronological order.