Everything starts
with a name.
yourname@xyz.am for email the spammers can't follow.
xyz.am/yourname for the page that holds your whole internet self.
yourname.xyz.am when you're ready for a site of your own.
One name, every door. See if yours is still free:
Free forever plan No credit card Android app available
Sound familiar?
Three everyday problems, solved in about a minute each.
"Another store wants my email…"
Don't give it to them. Hand out a @xyz.am alias instead — mail still reaches your inbox, but your real address stays secret. If an alias starts attracting spam, you know exactly who leaked it, and you can shut it off without changing your email anywhere else.
"Can you text me the Wi-Fi password?"
Passwords don't belong in chat history. Put it in a one-time secret link — it can only be opened once, can require a passphrase, and erases itself afterwards. Whether it's a login for a contractor or a door code for a guest, nothing lingers.
"Where did I put that link?"
Your links live everywhere — chats, notes, seventeen open tabs. Keep them in one account instead: bookmarks that sync between your browser and phone, short xyz.am links you can actually remember, and a profile page that holds everything you want the world to see.
From: deals@that-shoe-store.tld
To: shoes@xyz.am
Subject: We miss you!! 40% off EVERYTHING 👟
…delivered to your real inbox, which the shoe store has never seen and never will.
Email forwarding with a kill switch.
Every alias forwards to the inbox you already have — Gmail, Outlook, anything. The store gets shoes@xyz.am. The bank gets bank@xyz.am. You get to keep your real address to yourself.
And the day an alias outlives its welcome? Delete it. The spam stops mid-sentence, and you didn't have to change your email anywhere that matters.
Get Your First Alias FreeThis secret has already been viewed.
It was opened once, then destroyed. That's the whole point.
— what anyone sees the second time a one-time link is opened
Secrets that clean up after themselves.
Wi-Fi passwords, door codes, logins for the new contractor — share them as a link that works exactly once. Add a passphrase if you're feeling careful, set an expiry from five minutes to seven days, and let the link do the shredding.
Your group chat's scrollback stays gloriously free of credentials.
Send a Secret — No Account NeededAnd for the things you do want to share…
Privacy isn't hiding. It's choosing. Here's the choosing part.
"Let me give you my card."
Build a digital business card with a QR code — one scan and you're in their contacts, no typo'd phone numbers, no paper. Put the QR on your phone background and you're always ready to network.
"It's in my bio."
One clean page at xyz.am/you with your links, socials and contact info — pick a template, make it yours. No follower counts, no feed, no algorithm deciding who sees it.
"What do you two want as a gift?"
Make a gift registry for the wedding, the baby, the birthday. Add items from any store, share one link, and guests quietly mark what they've bought — so nobody shows up with the third toaster.
Still reading? Your name is waiting.
Check it across the three things people will actually type.
Domain Name
Email Address
Username
And a few more things:
- Your tools don't spy on you. No trackers, no analytics scripts following you around, no selling your data. That would defeat the entire point.
- It's in your pocket too. The Android app requests exactly one permission: internet access. iPhone is on the way.
- It's in your browser too. The extension saves bookmarks, spins up aliases, and shortens links without leaving the page you're on.
- There's an API for everything. Builders welcome — see the developer guide, or put your own app on a subdomain and join the directory.
- Help comes from a human. A real person reads your message and actually wants to fix your problem.
- It keeps getting better. New tools and improvements ship all the time — see what's new.
Free means free.
The free plan isn't a demo — it's the toolkit. Premium is $59.95 a year, for when you want more of everything. No financial shenanigans either way.
Free, forever
- Profile page with templates
- Digital business card + QR codes
- Unlimited bookmarks & lists
- One-time secret links
- Gift registries
- 1 email alias & 1 short link to try
Premium — $59.95/year
- Unlimited email aliases
- Unlimited short links
- Your own subdomain (you.xyz.am)
- Publish websites with full DNS control
- Advanced analytics & priority support
Frequently Asked Questions
- Your own custom subdomain (yourname.xyz.am)
- Unlimited email alias forwarding to Gmail, Outlook, etc.
- Fully customizable digital profile page
- Unlimited QR code generation tools
- Full DNS control for web hosting
- Advanced analytics and priority support
yourname@xyz.am) that forwards to your personal email. Premium users get unlimited aliases. It's:
- Easy to set up
- Spam filtered
- Compatible with all inboxes
- Bio and contact info
- Links to social media
- Custom QR codes
- Step-by-step setup guides
- Dedicated email support
- Help center with tutorials and tips
- Priority support for premium users
Okay, that's the whole pitch.
If none of this is for you, no hard feelings — enjoy the rest of your internet. But if you've read this far, your name is probably still free, and the account takes about a minute.
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