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Maski gives you a separate email address, an alias, for every service you sign up for. Mail sent to an alias forwards to your real inbox. Your real address stays private, and when an alias starts attracting spam you pause or retire it without touching anything else.

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Quickstart

Go from sign-up to your first working alias in a few minutes.

What is an alias

Address format, custom and random aliases, and the alias lifecycle.

Forwarding modes

Anonymous forwarding by default, or control mode with per-sender rules.

Custom domains

Bring your own domain and the exact DNS records to publish.

Subdomains

Claim a namespace on a Maski domain, like mycompany.alias4me.in, with no DNS setup at all.

Replies and sending

Reply as an alias from your own mail client, or start a new message.

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How it works

  1. You create an alias, for example news@alias4me.in, and point it at your real destination address.
  2. A sender emails the alias. Maski receives the message.
  3. Maski forwards it to your destination. The sender never sees your real address.
  4. You reply, pause, block a sender, or retire the alias whenever you want.

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Plans

Free covers 10 aliases with anonymous forwarding. Pro adds per-sender rules, a held inbox, replies, custom domains, subdomains, and send-from-alias. See billing and plans for the full comparison.