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Private by design, no third-party logging

Your inbox,
without the fanfare.

Tubamail honks out unlimited disposable email aliases that forward straight to your real inbox — so every signup, newsletter, and one-off form gets its own address, and none of them ever risk leaking your data.

Unlimited aliases Reverse-alias replies Two-factor authentication Mobile apps supported

Built for people who play seriously

Every alias is a solo for whoever's asking for your email.

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One alias per service

Create a unique, disposable sonata for every interaction. If one leaks or starts spamming you, kill your darling — nothing else is affected.

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Reply without exposing yourself

Reverse-alias replying lets you respond from any alias without the other side ever learning your real address.

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Two-factor, always available

Lock your account down with hardware-key or TOTP two-factor authentication. Your mouthpieces are only as safe as your case.

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Mobile-ready

Manage, create, and delete aliases from your phone. Full parity with the web app, no compromises on the go.

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Per-alias visibility

See exactly how many messages each alias has forwarded and sent, so you know precisely which service is talking to you and how often.

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Nothing logged, nothing sold

Privacy actually means something here. No third party ever sees which alias maps to which identity — that link stays with you, full stop.

How it works

Three steps between you and a clean inbox.

1

Generate an alias

Spin up a new address in seconds, on the spot, right when a site asks for your email.

2

Mail forwards automatically

Anything sent to the alias lands in your real inbox instantly — no setup, no extra apps to check.

3

Revoke anytime

Getting spammed or the service got breached? Disable that one alias. Everything else keeps working.

100%Aliases under your control
0Third parties with your mapping
24/7Mail forwarding uptime
2FAAccount protection available

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