A universal inbound address

Your name is
your address.

One link anyone can reach you at — messages, files, money, feedback. You decide who gets through, and how. Not the sender. Not a platform. You.

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30 secto claim
0ads, ever
5inbox rules
1address for life
send.name/@alex
Rule: Open — anyone can send
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What you receive

One address. Everything inbound.

Email is where your receipts go. send.name is where humans reach you. Every kind of inbound — through one door you control.

Messages

Up to 5,000 characters. Honest feedback, a confession, a thank-you, a question for the stream.

Files

Documents, photos, a demo reel. Encrypted at rest, scanned before delivery, auto-expiring if you want.

Money

Tips, paid questions, invoices settled. No handle-sharing across three apps. It lands with the message.

Contact cards

Someone wants to connect? They send their card. You decide if you ever open it. Your number stays yours.

Signatures

Contracts, NDAs, permission slips. Sent to your name, signed in your inbox, sealed with a receipt.

API

Anything else

A "Send to @name" button any site can embed. Job applications, marketplace enquiries, support requests — routed to you, not a database.

Your rules

Inbound, on consent.

Email never asked your permission. Your phone number never did either. Set one rule for your inbox — change it any time.

Sealed Send

Anonymous to everyone.
Accountable to no one — except the law.

Every anonymous app before us died the same way: bullies with zero consequences. Sealed Send is the fix. Your identity is encrypted, split in two, and held by two parties who can't open it alone. Nobody peeks. Ever. The seal breaks in exactly three cases:

1

You choose to reveal

Send sealed today. Tap "it was me" whenever you're ready. The recipient gets the moment — on your timeline.

2

A valid legal order

Not a request. An order, reviewed by the independent Seal Foundation, logged in our public transparency report.

3

A confirmed threat

Credible threats of violence, verified by a human trust team. Published criteria. Published numbers.

The pledge: we will never sell "hints" about who sent a message. Not for $1.99. Not for $99. It's written into the Foundation charter, and it's the reason recipients can trust the inbox.
Who it's for

Built for the people who get reached.

Creators

One link in bio to replace three.

Anonymous Qs, paid priority questions, tips and fan mail — through one door. Your audience sees your name on screen for hours. It should be an address, not a Linktree.

send.name/@sarahdev 10% on paid sends
You

Stop printing your phone number on things.

Résumés, dating profiles, rental listings, business cards — every place you currently leak your real contact info. Put a send.name there instead. Change the rule, not the number.

send.name/@you free · Pro $4/mo
Teams

Feedback people actually give.

Upward reviews, pulse checks, and whistleblowing channels with Sealed Send escrow — the legal-grade anonymity the EU Whistleblowing Directive asks for and survey tools can't offer.

send.name/@acme/speak-up $6/seat
Pricing

Free to be reached.
Paid to be picky.

No ads. No data sales. No hints for sale. We charge for the things that make the inbox yours.

Free
$0
Your name, your inbox, forever.
  • One @handle
  • Open or Circle rule
  • Messages & contact cards
  • Block & report
  • Forward to email
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Pro
$4/month
Every rule. Every inbound type.
  • All five inbox rules
  • Sealed Send + scheduled reveals
  • Files, money, signatures
  • 10 GB encrypted storage
  • Forward to Signal, WhatsApp, SMS
  • Custom link page
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Teams
$6/seat/mo
Anonymous feedback with real escrow.
  • Team inboxes & routing
  • Upward & pulse feedback
  • Whistleblowing channel (EU Directive-ready)
  • Seal Foundation escrow
  • Audit log & SSO
Talk to us
Premium names
from $49/year
Short, common, or yours-by-right.
  • 3–5 character handles
  • Dictionary words & first names
  • Brand & trademark holds
  • Transferable, renewable
  • Includes Pro
Search names

Creators: 0% take rate for your first six months, 10% after. Students & job seekers: Pro is free with a .edu address.

Trust, in writing

Promises you can audit.

Governance

Independent Seal Foundation

Holds one half of every seal key. Separate board, separate jurisdiction, public charter. We can't open a seal without them; they can't without us.

Transparency

Quarterly reports

Every seal broken, by category. Every legal request received, granted, refused. Published, dated, signed.

Code

Open-source client

The app that encrypts your messages is public. Reproducible builds. Independent audits, published in full.

Safety

16+, no exceptions

Real age assurance at claim. Human trust team from day one. Moderation is budgeted like engineering, not like a cost.

Questions

Fair questions.

Is it really anonymous?
On Open inboxes, yes — no account, no identity collected. On Sealed inboxes, your identity is encrypted and split between us and the Seal Foundation; nobody can read it casually, and the recipient never can. We publish exactly when and how often seals are broken.
How is this different from NGL, Sarahah, or Yolo?
Three ways. We never sell hints about who sent a message. We're 16+ with real age checks. And Sealed Send means harassment has a consequence path — through a legal order or a confirmed threat, reviewed by humans and published in our reports. Anonymity for honesty, not for cruelty.
Can I block someone if I don't know who they are?
Yes. Blocks work on the sealed token, not the identity — so we can stop a sender reaching you again without anyone learning who they are. On Open inboxes, we rate-limit by device signals that are never stored beyond the block itself.
Do senders need an account?
No. Anyone can send to an Open or Sealed inbox from the link, no sign-up. Verified, Paid and Circle inboxes ask for whatever the rule requires — a verified identity proof, a payment, or your approval.
What if I want my name and someone else has it?
Names are first-come for regular handles. Premium names (short, dictionary, first names) are held and released with a fair-launch process. Trademark holders can file a hold. Names that go unused for two years return to the pool.
How do you make money?
Pro subscriptions, Teams seats, premium name registrations, and a 10% take on paid sends. Not ads, not data, not hints. If we ever change that, the Foundation charter requires us to tell you 12 months in advance.
Claim yours

Your name.
Your terms.
Your address for life.

Thirty seconds. No card. Change the rules whenever you like — the name stays yours.

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