Blog
addy.io passes independent security audit
Although addy.io has always been open-source, I wanted to offer users even more transparency by having an unbiased third-party company conduct an in-depth review of the service. I'm delighted to...
Read moreAnonAddy has rebranded as addy.io
AnonAddy is now addy.io! This post gives some details on what motivated the rebrand, what's actually changed and what features have been added. As AnonAddy has continued to grow and gain more...
Read moreUpdating the API provider
This post gives some more details on the API provider update from Laravel Passport to Laravel Sanctum, what motivated the change and what action needs to be taken now that the update is live. When...
Read moreBitwarden adds addy.io integration
Bitwarden integrates addy.io allowing you to create aliases with ease. I'm extremely excited to announce that Bitwarden has added addy.io integration with their latest update. It is now available...
Read moreDetails about the issue on Oct 12th
This is a short post with more details about the recent issue on the main mail server. At around 9:40 GMT an issue occurred with the DNS resolver on the main mail server which prevented it from...
Read moreA new and improved browser extension
This post provides more details on the updated browser extension and the new increased Pro plan limits. For a long time I've been meaning to update the browser extension so that it included more...
Read moreA new backup mail server and why I've moved to a managed database
This post gives a few more details regarding the new backup mail server and the reasons why I've moved to a managed database solution. Having a robust backup mail delivery system is something that...
Read moreMobile apps, crypto payments and a new domain
This post goes over some recent updates, including the mobile apps available for addy.io, the new automatic cryptocurrency payments and a new alias domain for paid plans. First of all you may be...
Read moreUpdated email headers and a new alias format
This post covers some recent updates, including new email headers, the new random characters alias format and the new address constructor for sending email from an alias. Okay, so what's changed...
Read moreEnable or disable catch-all for usernames and domains
This post gives some more details on the new option to disable the catch-all functionality for additional usernames and custom domains, as well as the new custom alias format. The option to be...
Read more