Highlights
- Creates email aliases that forward to a real inbox.
- Deactivates or removes an alias when it attracts unwanted mail.
- Lists and manages existing aliases from an Android phone.
- Requires an account with the forwarding service to work.
- Released under the MIT license.
About this application
addy.io is an Android client for an anonymous email forwarding service. Instead of giving a real address to a website, a shop or a newsletter, the user creates a disposable alias that relays incoming mail to their actual inbox. If an alias starts receiving unwanted mail, it can be switched off or deleted without touching the underlying account.
The application acts as a front end for managing those aliases from a phone: creating new ones, listing existing ones, and turning individual aliases on or off. It is published by Stjin under the MIT license.
Because the app is a client, it depends on an account with the forwarding service; the forwarding itself happens on the server side rather than on the device. The listing covers Android only, so there is no desktop build described here.
Where to get it
Android
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From the publisher
Package identifier:
host.stjin.anonaddyvv6.3.017.6 MBreleased 07/18/2026
SHA-256 from the manifest published by F-Droid, compared on 08/04/2026
70fecd160182fca4ffb5d8e675f6d588246e90777bb448dc4c1059b145bca9d0
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