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AnonAddy

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Open-source anonymous email forwarding service that protects your real inbox from spam. Available as hosted or self-hosted.

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Open-source email alias service to protect inbox. Self-hostable with encryption support.

Core Features

  • Create unlimited aliases that forward to your real inbox
  • End-to-end encryption with GPG/OpenPGP for forwarded emails
  • Use your own custom domains for aliases
  • Reply to emails anonymously without revealing your real address
  • Multiple recipients per alias

What It Can't Do

  • Free tier has alias and bandwidth limits. Self-hosting requires manual email server configuration (SPF/DKIM). Encryption requires uploading a GPG public key. Some email providers may mark forwarded emails as spam.

Use Cases

  • Protect real email when signing up for untrusted websites
  • Prevent identity correlation after data breaches
  • Manage newsletters and marketing emails with disposable aliases
  • Consolidate multiple inboxes into one

Detailed Introduction

AnonAddy is an open-source anonymous email forwarding service. It creates unique alias addresses that forward emails to your real inbox, keeping your true email address hidden. You can reply anonymously without exposing your real address. Supports GPG/OpenPGP encryption for forwarded emails, custom domains, multiple recipients per alias, and browser/mobile extensions. It is fully self-hostable, with a free hosted tier available. Unlike similar services, AnonAddy is open-source and offers both encryption and multiple recipient capabilities. It is designed to prevent spam, prevent data breach correlation, and protect identity online.

Troubleshooting & FAQ (1)

Troubleshooting
Why are some legitimate emails not being forwarded through my AnonAddy alias?

To protect the server's reputation and prevent spam, AnonAddy rejects messages from mail servers that fail basic configuration checks, such as missing or invalid reverse DNS, non‐FQDN hostnames, or SPF/DMARC failures. Currently, there is no user-facing log of these incoming rejections and no built-in option to disable this filtering. If you are missing emails from a known sender, contact support with the sender's domain and relevant details to request a manual whitelist. Self-hosted users can modify their Postfix configuration to relax these checks, but this is not available on the shared service.

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emailprivacyaliasforwardingself-hostedopen-source

Getting Started

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Download installer

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2

Install the software

Double-click the downloaded installer and follow the prompts

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Visit addy.io and create a free account (try cloud first)

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Generate a random alias or create one with your own domain

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Use the alias on any website; forwarded emails appear in your real inbox

Install Guide
  1. Visit addy.io and create a free account (try cloud first)
  2. Generate a random alias or create one with your own domain
  3. Use the alias on any website; forwarded emails appear in your real inbox
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Uninstall Info

To unsubscribe, log in to the website and delete your account. Aliases stop forwarding immediately. Self-hosters delete the Docker containers and volumes.

No Extra Dependencies

Ready to use after download. No additional runtime required.

Project Info
LicenseMIT
Last Updated2026-06-27 04:55:30
GitHub RepositoryOfficial Website

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