Email addresses. Under your control.
A separate email address for every account. Keep your real inbox private, route messages where you need them, and stop an address at any time.
Access is by invitation.
An address for every service.
Give a shop its own address. The shop sees your Relay Address, never your real inbox. Forward receipts to your inbox, send signed events to your order system, or do both. Stop that address when you no longer need it.
The address you give the shop
orders@your-name.relaykit.shChoose either. Or both.
Your inbox
Forward mail and reply. Your real inbox stays private.
Your software
Receive signed webhooks you can verify.
Why use a separate address for each account?
If an address starts receiving unwanted mail, you can disable it without changing the addresses used by your other accounts. Each account gets an address you can manage separately.
Why not just add a +label to my email?
An address such as name+shop@example.com still contains your usual inbox address. A Relay Address is separate and forwards to the inbox you choose, so the site does not need your inbox address.
Do I need to move to a new inbox?
Keep your existing inbox and mail app. Verify that inbox in RelayKit, then connect a Relay Address to it. Start with one account and check that its mail arrives before changing more accounts.
Can I reply without sharing my inbox address?
Reply to the forwarded message from the connected, verified inbox. RelayKit sends the reply from your Relay Address. Check your signature and quoted text: personal details in the message can still reveal who you are.
Is RelayKit only for developers?
Inbox forwarding works on its own. Signed webhooks are an optional destination for software that needs to receive mail as events. You can connect an inbox, a webhook, or both.
Keep your inbox yours.
Start with a separate address for your next account.
Access is by invitation.