Email forwarding · Alias forwarding
Mail sent to an alias is forwarded untouched to the mailbox you open every day. Privacy on one side, habit on the other — no second inbox to keep, no extra password, no new place to check.
Free plan forwards to one mailbox · Switch off anytime
This is the whole point of forwarding: you keep opening the mailbox you have used for years, and it simply contains a few more messages that arrived through an alias. No new client, no extra password, no second place to check.
Body, attachments and sender details arrive exactly as sent, and you can see which site wrote in and which alias it reached. Nothing is stripped, and nothing of ours is inserted.
Messages pass through the forwarding pipeline in memory only; once delivered to your mailbox, no copy of the body stays on our servers. We do not read them, analyze them or hand them to anyone.
Where it fits
Orders and shipping notices land in your main inbox as usual.
Records you cannot miss, without giving out your real address.
Dozens of aliases, all arriving in the same familiar place.
The reading you actually want, with its source obvious.
One public address forwarded to several colleagues (members).
Important mail delivered to a second address too (members).
Plans
FAQ
It usually arrives within seconds, close enough to direct delivery that you will not notice the difference. Time-sensitive mail such as verification codes does not expire because of the extra hop.
You can handle it like any other message. To reply as the alias, send through it from the console — the recipient sees the alias address, and your real mailbox never appears in the reply.
Members can. One alias can forward to several targets at once, and different aliases can point at different mailboxes — work aliases to the work account, shopping aliases to the personal one. The free plan forwards to a single target.
No. Messages pass through the pipeline in memory only, and once delivered no body copy stays on our servers. We do not read, analyze or hand your mail to anyone.
Rarely. The relay is set up with standard mail authentication, so it reaches the inbox in the overwhelming majority of cases. If something does get filtered, adding the forwarding address to your contacts or allowlist settles it.
At any time, per alias — toggle forwarding for one alias or disable the alias outright. Anything sent afterward stops being delivered, and your other aliases carry on unaffected.
Create or pick an alias in the console, enter the mailbox you want the mail to reach as its forwarding target, and save. Everything sent to that alias is delivered there from then on — nothing needs configuring inside your own mailbox.
Yes. Any mailbox that can receive mail works as a target — Gmail, Outlook, iCloud, Proton, a work address. You enter the address; there is no account to connect or permission to grant.
Untouched, within seconds, and switched off the moment you want it off.
