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Use case · Everyday privacy
Sign up anywhere with service@you.hidemy.world. If spam starts, the address itself tells you who leaked. Kill that one address and move on. Your real inbox stays clean, and your real identity stays yours.
The problem
You have handed the same address to hundreds of services. Any one of them can leak it, sell it or lose it in a breach, and once it is out, it is out everywhere at once. The spam arrives with no return address, so you cannot even tell who to stop trusting.
Temp-mail sites promise an escape, but their throwaway domains are blocked by half the internet, and the address evaporates just when a password reset needs it.
The fix is not a worse address. It is a different address for everyone, on a domain that works, in a namespace you own. That is what HideMy.world gives you out of the box.
The leak traces itself
What makes it work
Instant addresses
No app to open, no button to press. gym@you.hidemy.world, that-airline@you.hidemy.world. Say it, type it, and it works. Every service gets its own address, so no two services can ever compare notes.
Forward only what matters
Rules per address decide what is worth your attention. Let the order confirmation and the password reset through; leave the “we miss you” campaigns behind. Your real inbox goes back to being a place for mail you want.
Breach containment
One address, one service, so a leak identifies its own source. Pause the address and the spam stops that second. Delete it and it is gone for good. The other addresses, and your real inbox, never feel a thing.
Retention control
Decide how long received mail is kept: 7 days on Free, up to 90 on Lite, up to a year on Pro. When the window closes, it is gone. Ephemeral means ephemeral.
How it works
Sign up free and pick yournick. That makes every possible address at yournick.hidemy.world yours, all at once.
New shop? shop-name@you.hidemy.world. Hotel Wi-Fi? hotel@you.hidemy.world. Each signup gets a name you will recognise later.
Spam shows up, the address names the culprit, and one click ends it. Your real inbox never even noticed.
No testimonials, just configs
Trying a tool you might abandon next week?
They demand an email before you can connect.
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Plans
Start on Free
2 addresses, 100 emails a month, 3 rules and 7-day retention. No card, no trial clock. Enough to protect your two riskiest signups today.
Go unlimited with Lite
€9.90/mo (or €99/yr) for unlimited addresses and rules, AI filtering, 1,000 emails a month and up to 90-day retention. One address per service, for every service in your life.
FAQ
No. Temp-mail gives you a random address on a throwaway domain that services increasingly block, and it dies whether you like it or not. HideMy.world gives you your own permanent namespace (anything@yournick.hidemy.world) with real deliverability. Addresses live as long as you want and die only when you say so.
No. Any address at your nickname works the moment mail arrives at it. Invent one at the checkout, on a form, over the phone. It exists because you said it out loud.
Because each address is unique to one service, the evidence signs itself. Spam arriving at that-shop@you.hidemy.world can only mean one thing: that shop shared or lost your address.
Pausing stops all delivery instantly and is reversible, handy when you might want the address back. Deleting is permanent: mail to it goes nowhere. Either way, only that one address is affected; the rest keep working.
No. Services only ever see the HideMy.world address you gave them. Forwarding happens on our side: your real inbox receives the mail, but its address is never exposed to the sender.
Claim your nickname free and hand out your first burner address in the next minute.