Above the surface

Up here, it never stops.

Offers, alerts, and someone else's idea of urgent.

Go *under it.

It gets quiet fast.

No ads. No scanning. Nobody selling what you read.

Mail that stays yours.

A real inbox at charlesfr.cc, and disposable addresses for everything else.

Claim your address

Mail that stays yours.

A quiet inbox at charlesfr.cc, and disposable addresses for everything else.

Claim your address

A real inbox, not a demo.

Compose, reply, forward, attachments. It works the way you already expect, and it loads fast because there is nothing in it selling to you.

Nothing is reading your mail.

No ad targeting, no scanning, no profile being built out of what people send you.

Yours on every device.

It is plain IMAP underneath, so your phone's mail app works too.

DISPOSABLE ADDRESSES

Give out an address you can throw away.

Make one in a second, watch mail land in it live, forward it somewhere real, or share a link so someone else can read it. When it turns into noise, it is gone.

@charlesfr.cc

That one is yours for the taking.

Get a disposable address

WHY IT ARRIVES

Signed, checked, and delivered.

Mail leaving here is signed with DKIM, and the domain publishes SPF and DMARC. That is the difference between landing in someone's inbox and landing in their spam folder. Postfix, Dovecot and Rspamd do the work, on a server that is not shared with anybody.

yousignedcheckeddelivered

ACCOUNT SECURITY

The locks are yours to set.

PASSWORD
Change it whenever you want.
RECOVERY
A backup address, verified both ways.
TWO FACTOR
An authenticator app, not an SMS.
DEVICES
Every signed-in session, listed, and revocable.

BEFORE YOU DECIDE

The questions people actually ask.

Do I have to move everything over?
No, and you probably should not start there. Take a disposable address first and point one signup at it. If you like how quiet it is, claim a real one and move things across at your own pace.
What happens if this shuts down?
Fair question, and the honest answer is that it runs on a server that is controlled directly, and the whole thing is open source. There is no company here that gets acquired and closes your account.
Will my mail end up in spam?
Outbound mail is DKIM signed and the domain publishes SPF and DMARC, which is exactly what the big providers check. That is the part most small servers skip.
Can I use my normal mail app?
Yes. It is standard IMAP, so Apple Mail, Thunderbird, or whatever you already use will connect.
What does it cost?
Nothing to you. It is a mailbox on a server that is already running.

Take the quiet one.

@charlesfr.ccClaim your address

or take a disposable one first