Mailboxes and addresses

Point addresses anywhere
keep the mailbox you have

Own the addresses on your domain, and have them land in mailboxes people already use.

hello@acme.com
Forwards to
hello@acme.comOn your domain
ben@personal.exampleConfirmed
ops@oldhost.exampleWaiting
anna@partner.exampleConfirmed

Nothing moves until the destination clicks its link. The original rides along as an attachment.

How it works

Running in three steps.

  1. 01

    Verify your domain

    Publish the records, and the domain goes green when they resolve.

  2. 02

    Name a destination

    Set one on an address, or one for the whole domain.

  3. 03

    They confirm it

    The destination gets a link, and forwarding starts when it is clicked.

What it runs on

The parts doing the work.

Nothing here is a separate product. Each one is a piece of the mailbox you already have.

Forward an address elsewhere

Point any address, or everything a domain accepts, at an outside mailbox instead of this one.

Multiple domains

Point several domains at one inbox, subdomains included.

acme.comacme.devteam.acme.comhey.acme.io
Catch-all addresses

Every address on the domain receives, including ones that have never been created. One switch closes it.

hello@yourdomain.comdelivered
billing@yourdomain.comdelivered
careers@yourdomain.comdelivered
anything-at-all@yourdomain.comdelivered
oct-2026-signup@yourdomain.comdelivered
Rules you write yourself

Your own conditions, and what should happen to anything that matches them.

deals@spammy.ioblocked sender
anyone@spammy.ioblocked domain
hr@recruit.colanguage filter
ci@acme.devyour rule → archive

Nearby

Other jobs for the same inbox.

Move your domain over

Point your domain here and every address on it receives, including ones nobody ever created.

acme.comReceiving
MX@
TXT@
TXTnextmail._domainkey
hello@acme.com
oct-signup@acme.comnever created
Any address you invent

Every address on your domain arrives, including the ones you never created.

Sign-up formshop@acme.com
shop@acme.comDelivered
Email at your name

Own the domain your email lives on, and the address stays yours whatever else changes.

2015jd_1994@freemail.example
2019j.doe@firstjob.example
me@myname.com