SimpleLogin is an open-source email alias service that protects your inbox by using a unique email alias for every website. Unlimited bandwidth, custom domain, PGP, Yubikey, open roadmap. Made in 🇫🇷.
@benoit_chambon Yeah, SimpleLogin is based in the EU and is fully GDPR compliant, open-source... Emails transferred through a SimpleLogin alias are immediately deleted once redirected to your real email address, by the way.
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I have been using SimpleLogin for a while and I love it especially for its privacy-focused design!
@willynob Thanks Willy! Yes the roadmap is packed and we are currently looking for additional developers to help implement features faster :).
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I use it for a week and I really love it!
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"One alias per service" method requires a lot of efforts. You need to generate a random alias, store it somewhere. Imagine a situation when you will need to reset your password on some service — you definitely won't recall it even after one month. Simple Login greatly simplifying it. And it's a strange pleasure when you are able to block all spam going to the leaked email in one click. Plus you will know who exactly leaked your personal data.
Great work! Thank you.
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One small suggestion — it would be convenient (to me) seeing website name/description field when alias is collapsed.
@dasdero Hey this is indeed a requested feature on github.com/simple-login/app/discussions/469 :). Feel free to upvote it to make it happen sooner!
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Used this for years now. The creator is responsive and awesome as a whole. Product is 10/10 for what it does. Cheap as all hell as well. Use it for all of my emails. Super reliable and easy to setup with my own domain. Just really really nice.
@lucashogie Thanks for your support and feedback since the start Lucas! Still remember discussing with you about the wordings, designs to use for the SimpleLogin's landing page 😃
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A year ago I decided to use SimpleLogin as a means of containerizing much of my online presence, all part of a move to improve my privacy among other things. The simplicity of managing my various aliases is amazing, and it's great knowing that if/when an email alias is compromised or gets spammed, etc, I can just kill it with a flip of a switch and not have to battle with emails I don't want. Very satisfied with how that's working out for me right now.
Hi there ProductHunt
This is Son, the developer behind SimpleLogin here. Thanks @benln for the hunt!
I used to use my Gmail address everywhere, for signing up for new services, subscribing to newsletters, etc. I didn't realize it had become my Internet identity, my "virtual social security number”. My online activities could be easily linked together by this address and my mailbox was an easy target for any spam/phishing campaign.
What if there was a tool to create a different email address for each website? What if there was a way you could just disable an address if it starts receiving spams? And it would make it much harder to follow you across the internet. Actually there was already a way. The secret lays with "email aliases", an old, underused technology, but can help us take back control of our mailboxes.
In 2019 I quit my comfortable job to create that tool. It had to be easy to use, yet powerful enough that an email alias can not only receive email but also send it. It had to be open source, because I didn't want to have to trust a closed-source software to forward my emails, and it had to be available to everyone.
That's how SimpleLogin was born.
First launched in beta in 2020, SimpleLogin now regularly receives positive feedback from the privacy community and "influencers". SimpleLogin is available for Web, mobile (iOS, Android) and as Chrome/Firefox/Safari browser extensions.
SimpleLogin is 100% open source and can be self-hosted. Its notable features include sending emails from aliases, two-factor authentication (TOTP, WebAuth/FIDO, TouchID), custom domains, PGP encryption, multiple mailboxes/usernames, and catch-all/wildcard domains.
It's never too late for us to take back control of our mailboxes and our privacy. 30,000 people have already done it and never looked back.
Can't wait to see you creating your first alias.
Cheers,
Son.
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