SimpleLogin: Open-source Email Protection Autor: SimpleLogin & Proton Pass team, Adrià Casajus, Carlos Quintana

Use email ALIAS instead of your real email address to:
- defend your mailbox from spams/phishing
- protect your privacy.

All emails sent to an alias is *forwarded* to your personal email address.

SimpleLogin is an *open-source* email alias solution that allows you to quickly create an email alias.

Use an email alias when:
- subscribing to a newsletter
- signing up for a new account
- giving your email to someone you don't trust.

Later on, you can simply block an email alias if it's too spammy.

An email alias can RECEIVE & SEND emails: it's a full-fledged email address.

## Why SimpleLogin?

When you give away your personal email online, there is a good chance that your email address would end up with a spammer or a hacker. SimpleLogin acts as a firewall for to protect your personal email inbox.

## What distinguishes SimpleLogin:

- Open-source and easy to self-host. The self-hosting is based on Docker and could be run on almost any Linux server. The hosting instruction is on our repository at https://github.com/simple-login/app

- Powerful features if you have a domain (only available at premium plan).

- Generous free plan: there's no cap on bandwidth or number of replies/sends. The Free Plan is enough for protecting your personal email. Premium Plan targets at more "advanced" users with features like custom domain, unlimited alias or catch-all alias.

- Open Roadmap with exciting upcoming features: email directory, extension for Safari, mobile applications, etc. Feel free to check it out on https://trello.com/b/4d6A69I4/open-roadmap

- Export your data: allows you to change the service provider if someday you decide to leave SimpleLogin 😢.