Every time you sign up for something online — a newsletter, an app, a loyalty card — you’re handing over your real email address to a company that may or may not sell it, lose it in a data breach, or spam you into oblivion. SimpleLogin puts an end to that.
SimpleLogin lets you create email aliases — fake addresses that forward to your real inbox. The website gets the alias. You get the email. Nobody gets your actual address. And if that alias starts getting spammed? Delete it in one click and move on with your life.
It’s owned by Proton (yes, that Proton), so it’s built with the same privacy-first philosophy — and if you already have a Proton account, SimpleLogin is included free with your membership. You can create a unique alias for every site you sign up for, keeping your real email completely out of the picture.
Think of it as a force field for your inbox. Every company gets a different alias, so when one of them inevitably gets breached or sells your data, you’ll know exactly who to blame — and you can kill that alias instantly without touching your real email.
Your real address stays clean. Your inbox stays sane. And companies stop knowing more about you than they should.
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