Long-term email identity
Let websites remember an alias
instead of your real email
Permanent forwarding aliases deliver incoming mail to your usual inbox while giving you control to pause, resume, or delete them. Ideal for long-term accounts, subscriptions, attachments, and services you may need to recover later.
Verify your receiving email first
We’ll send a 6-digit code—no password required. The code is only for this login and expires in 10 minutes.
Enter the 6-digit code from the email
Complete two-step verification
2FA is enabled for this account. Open your authenticator and enter the current 6-digit code to start an authenticated session.
Forwarding alias
Leave the prefix blank to generate a random identity that follows the rules and avoids reserved words. Use one alias per source to identify leaks more easily.
After creating one, copy the complete address for a long-term account. Each row can be copied, paused, or deleted.
| Alias and creation time | Status | Actions |
|---|
Mail archive
Delivery status and message bodies are retained for the past 30 days for troubleshooting. Attachments require your current login token to download; large attachments are usually delivered directly with the forwarded email.
Once your first real email arrives, you’ll see a full-row record here with its status, received time, and an option to open it.
| Subject and sender | Status | Received |
|---|
Two-step verification
Status: Not enabled. We recommend enabling authenticator protection after saving aliases for long-term accounts.
Session settings
Logging out only clears the forwarding token in this browser; it does not delete aliases or archives. You’ll still need an email verification code to log in again.