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emailforward.xyz

A disposable email alias service: mail forwarded to an inbox, a Telegram chat or a webhook.

The brief

emailforward.xyz is a product, not a brochure. The idea: give a shop, a newsletter or a stranger an address that is not yours, and switch it off the day the spam starts. That means receiving mail on its own domain, routing it without losing any, and a site clear enough that a visitor has an alias in the first minute.

What we built

A full web app: aliases with no account, verified recipients, Telegram delivery, signed webhooks, replies from the alias, custom domains, a REST API with tokens and a browser extension. Behind it, its own mail-receiving server and a queue with retries, so nothing is lost when a destination is down. And an admin with metrics, an inbound inspector and an editorial calendar for the blog.

Someone arriving at emailforward.xyz wants an address, not a lecture. The homepage is the form: type a name and it appears on the envelope, along with where the mail will go. The identity — a yellow forwarding sticker over a sorting-office grey — makes a technical service look like what it is: post being forwarded. Around it, comparison pages against seven alternatives, docs, an FAQ and a blog that publishes on schedule work the search traffic.

What the site includes

  • An alias in one step

    No account, no email to sign up. Pick a name or take a random one, pass an anti-bot check, and the next screen asks where the mail goes — up to six recipients per alias.

  • Inbox, Telegram or webhook

    Verified email recipients, a Telegram bot that pairs DMs, groups and channels, and signed webhooks for mail that should land in another system. Replies go out from the alias, never from the real address.

  • Privacy that does the work

    Trackers stripped from newsletters, optional PGP encryption per recipient, rules by sender or subject, pause and expiry. The sender never learns where the mail went.

  • Ready for power users

    Custom domains verified by DNS, a REST API with tokens, a browser extension that fills signup forms, and CSV/JSON export. The same product serves a curious visitor and a developer.

A page inside

emailforward.xyz
emailforward.xyz Telegram page, with the bot pairing a chat and an email delivered tagged by alias.
Mail lands in Telegram too — a DM, a group or a channel, tagged with the alias it came through.
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This is not the five-minute site.

It is custom work — a shop, several pages, a specific conversion. If your business needs the same, tell us what you have in mind.

A catalogue with product pages, landings per sector, bookings, payments — what the five-minute site cannot do on its own.