An address for each account
Use a different alias every time you sign up. Keep your main address for the people you actually want to hear from.
A little more privacy. A lot less noise.
A fresh address for every signup.
Keep your main email to yourself. Give every shop, newsletter, and account its own address with CatchNone.
For iPhone, iPad, and Mac
Small change. More control.
Your real email doesn’t need to be everywhere.
Know where the mail came in
When unwanted mail arrives, see which alias it reached. No more wondering which address you gave to whom.
Start instantly. Or bring your domain.
Get going with @catchnone.com, or use a domain you own. Choose the setup that fits you.
Make every address your own
Give aliases a name, choose their format, and keep them organized. The right address is always easy to find.
How it works
A new habit, in three steps.
Pick your setup
Start instantly with CatchNone, or connect your own domain and mailbox.
Create an alias
Give it a name you’ll recognize, like Shopping or Newsletters. CatchNone makes the address.
Use it at signup
Copy, paste, and carry on. Next time you need an address, make a fresh one.
Feels at home. Wherever you are.
Create an alias on your iPhone. Find it again on your Mac. Your aliases and domains stay in sync with iCloud, in an app made for your devices.
- iPhone
- iPad
- Mac
The journal
A little email know-how.
Why Am I Getting So Many Spam Emails All of a Sudden?
So many spam emails all of a sudden? Rule out an email bomb hiding fraud first, then match what you see to a hacked account, a breach, a list sale, or spoofing.
Find Out Who Sold or Leaked Your Email Address in 5 Steps
Find out who sold or leaked your email address: read the headers, check Have I Been Pwned, send GDPR or CCPA requests, and make the next leak name itself.
What Is an Email Alias? Meaning, Types, Examples
What an email alias is: the five kinds with examples, alias vs forwarding, who can reply from one, whether it can be traced, and where not to use one.