anon.li Email Aliases is an email aliasing service that allows users to create disposable or persistent email addresses that forward messages to a real inbox, without exposing the underlying email address to third parties. How it works: - Users generate a random or custom alias (e.g., alias@anon.li) and use it in place of their real email address when registering for websites, newsletters, or online services - Incoming emails sent to the alias are forwarded to the user's verified real inbox - Users can reply to forwarded emails through the alias, so the recipient never sees the real address Core capabilities: - Private alias generation: create a unique address per site or service to prevent cross-service correlation - Reply via alias: outbound replies are sent from the alias address, keeping the real address hidden - Verified recipients: aliases forward to verified destination inboxes, with support for multiple recipients on paid plans - Alias pausing: disable any alias instantly to stop unwanted mail without affecting the real inbox - PGP forwarding: attach a PGP public key to a verified recipient so forwarded emails are encrypted before delivery - Custom domains: users can bring their own domain with DKIM signing to create branded aliases - Encrypted labels and notes: alias metadata is vault-encrypted and only readable after account unlock - Activity dashboard: tracks emails received, blocked messages, last activity, and plan usage Automation and developer access: - REST API for programmatic alias creation - CLI support - Browser extension workflows - MCP (Model Context Protocol) tool support for teams and power users The service is open source and free to get started, with paid plans offering additional features such as multiple recipients per alias.