ALIASKEY / A KEYBOARD FOR EMAIL ALIASES

Alias
Key

Every signup gets its own address. Hold the globe on any screen that asks for an email, and yours are there. Tap one and it lands in the field.
Works in every app with a text field
Reads nothing you type
Sends nothing anywhere
Needs no account and no sign-in
Costs nothing
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Tap, and the address is in the field. Nothing is typed and nothing is copied, so there is no clipboard to leak and no keystrokes to intercept.
A signup page asking for an email, the address already in the field, the AliasKey keyboard open below it
The whole product in one screen · a form, the keyboard, an address in the field
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Keystrokes read. Full Access is not used, so the keyboard cannot see the field it is typing into, and there is nothing to grant and nothing to revoke.

The whole app

The two in the middle are one action, a moment apart: paste whatever you have, and it comes back as rows you can correct.

Adding one address, with a name, a note, a topic and a country.
ADD ONE · name, note, topic, country, all optional
A pasted order confirmation sitting in the import screen, ready to be read.
PASTE ANYTHING · an order confirmation, a note, a signup page
The review screen: six addresses found, three already saved, names and notes read off each line.
IT TAKES IT APART · six found, three already saved, names and notes read
Settings showing the backup block and the data block: restore a copy, back up to a folder, export, import, replace, delete.
YOUR DATA · fifty copies kept, export, import, replace
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One address per company

You always know who leaked what. Switch that one address off and every other account carries on.

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Paste a whole list

An order confirmation, a signup page, a note to yourself. Every address is picked out and everything else ignored.

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Grouped the way you think

Topics for what an address is for, countries for where it lives. Either can be switched off entirely.

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Your file, your copy

JSON to reimport, CSV to read anywhere. Import adds, Replace overwrites: two actions, named for what they do.

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Notes you can reach

Hold a row in the keyboard and its note comes up. Which card is on that account, what it was for, whatever you needed.

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Works everywhere

It is a keyboard, so it is there in every app with a text field. No integration, no extension per site, no browser.

It works without Full Access.

Full Access is the permission a keyboard needs to read what you type. AliasKey does not include it, so there is nothing to switch on and nothing to switch off. Neither the app nor the keyboard contains networking code, so nothing can leave the phone. The privacy policy says it at greater length.

AliasKey 1.0, for iPhone

IOS 18 OR LATER · NO ACCOUNT
App Store soon
TestFlight write for an invite
Android in the works