Don't SPAM Me!
Stop giving out your real email. Generate a unique alias for every signup, get all emails in your inbox and find out exactly who sells your data.
Free to use. Bring your own domain — or buy one.
How it works
Three steps between you and a clean inbox.
Generate an alias
One click creates a unique address like shadyplatform@dontspamme.app that forwards to your real inbox.
Use it everywhere
Hand it out to apps, stores, newsletters — anywhere you'd normally give your real email.
See who leaks
When spam arrives at an alias, you know exactly which company sold or leaked your data. Disable it in one tap.
Built for people who've had enough
Everything you need to take your inbox back.
Unlimited aliases
Create a fresh address for every signup. No limits, no per-alias fees.
One-tap disable
Getting spam? Kill the alias. The sender hits a wall — your inbox stays clean.
Leak detection
Each alias is unique to one service. Spam at it = proof of who leaked your data.
Reply through aliases
Coming soonReply to forwarded mail and the recipient still sees your alias, never your real address.
Custom names
Pick memorable handles like newsletters@ or shopping@ instead of random strings.
No tracking
We don't read your mail, sell your data, or stuff your inbox with marketing.
Your email is a product
Every form you fill, every newsletter you join, every store you check out from — your address gets passed around, sold to data brokers, and stuffed into spam lists you never opted into.
With aliases, you stop being the product. Each company gets a different address, and the moment one of them sells you out, you'll know exactly who — and you can shut them off without losing access to anything else.
Incognivs Don't SPAM Me
Incogni and other data-removal services spend months chasing companies that already have your information. We make it impossible for them to get it in the first place.
Cleanup, after the damage
- ✕Pays a monthly subscription, forever
- ✕Files removal requests with hundreds of data brokers on your behalf
- ✕Takes weeks or months to see any result
- ✕Your email is already on the dark web — removal can't undo that
- ✕Brokers re-add you the moment a new leak happens
- ✕You never find out who leaked you in the first place
Prevention, by design
- ✓Free. No subscription needed for the core product
- ✓Disable a single alias — done in one tap, instantly
- ✓Works the second you toggle it off
- ✓Each company gets a unique address — leaks can't cascade
- ✓Spam at an alias is proof of exactly who sold you out
- ✓Bring your own domain, or buy one through us
Once your real email lands on the dark web, it's there forever. No removal service can undo that. Spam will keep coming — for years.
With aliases, the math flips. Disable the address and the spam has nowhere to land — it's like sending a letter to a house that has been demolished. The data is still out there; it just doesn't reach you anymore.
Questions?
Is it really free?+
Yes. The free plan covers everyday use — generate aliases, forward mail, disable senders. We may offer paid tiers later for power users, but the core stays free. The only thing we charge for is registering a custom domain through us, which is optional.
How is this different from Incogni?+
Incogni is reactive: it files removal requests with hundreds of data brokers after your information has already leaked. That takes weeks or months, costs a recurring subscription, and brokers re-add you whenever a new breach happens. Don't SPAM Me is preventive: each company gets a unique alias, so leaks can't cascade. When spam shows up at one alias you know exactly who sold you out, and you can shut that single address off in one tap. No subscription, no removal queue, no waiting.
How is this different from DuckDuckGo Email Protection or SimpleLogin?+
The mechanics are similar — alias-based forwarding. Don't SPAM Me focuses on the spam-attribution side: every alias has its own spam stats and a leaderboard surfaces which companies are leaking your data, so the tool becomes diagnostic, not just defensive. You can also bring your own custom domain.
Will senders know it's an alias?+
No. Your alias looks like any other email address. Replies route through us so the recipient never sees your real inbox.
What happens when I disable an alias?+
Mail to that address bounces. The sender can't reach you, and you don't have to clean up a thing.
Do you read my email?+
No. We forward mail. We don't scan content, sell your data, or train AI on your inbox.
Can I use a custom domain?+
Yes. Connect a domain you already own, or buy one through us in onboarding (we resell at a small markup over wholesale).