Morok Mail

Morok Mail gives you a real @morok.email address without asking for a phone number, a name or a recovery email. The account is a cryptographic key (24-word recovery phrase); the server only holds the public half.

Every user gets a primary address and additional aliases. Each alias can be paused (mail silently stops, the sender never learns you cut them off) or killed for good (SMTP 550, nobody can ever claim it again). Aliases work as long as you need them — this is not a ten-minute disposable inbox.

Incoming mail is encrypted with your key on receipt and removed from the server queue after delivery; your mail archive is stored locally with encrypted export/import. Mail between two @morok.email addresses is end-to-end encrypted; mail to and from Gmail, Outlook and other providers travels over ordinary SMTP with TLS.

External images are not loaded automatically, so tracking pixels don't fire. Morok Mail runs inside the Morok messenger (Android, Windows, web). Open beta.