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AliasVault
A self-hosted system for managing email aliases and passwords from a single encrypted backend.
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About AliasVault
AliasVault is a privacy tool that lets you generate and manage disposable email aliases alongside passwords. It runs entirely on your own server, so no third party holds your data. The application encrypts everything before it touches disk, and decryption happens only in the browser session.
You can create unlimited aliases that forward to a real inbox while keeping your actual address hidden. It also stores login credentials, notes, and supports TOTP two-factor tokens. The web UI is built with a focus on simplicity, and the project provides Docker images for easy deployment on Linux systems.
The software is open source under the MIT license and has no paid tiers or feature restrictions. It targets individuals who want to centralize their online identities without relying on a cloud service. AliasVault was created by Joost van der Linden and has attracted attention from privacy-focused communities.
You can create unlimited aliases that forward to a real inbox while keeping your actual address hidden. It also stores login credentials, notes, and supports TOTP two-factor tokens. The web UI is built with a focus on simplicity, and the project provides Docker images for easy deployment on Linux systems.
The software is open source under the MIT license and has no paid tiers or feature restrictions. It targets individuals who want to centralize their online identities without relying on a cloud service. AliasVault was created by Joost van der Linden and has attracted attention from privacy-focused communities.
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Quick Facts
- Pricing
- Free
- License
- Open Source
- Platform
- Linux
- Version
- 0.9.0
- Developer
- Joost van der Linden
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