Create your own email universe
Declutter your inbox by using subEmails for all "no-reply" emails such as newsletters or OTPs.
How it works
You bring your own domain, the subEmails will give you access to easy subdomain management with the ability to receive emails.
== Step 1. ==
Create two NS records pointing to subemails nameservers depending on your goal.
You want to register the whole domain so you can receive emails on @home.com and all it's subdomains managed by subEmails.
You can receive emails on subdomains such as @my.notes.home.com or @temp.home.com.
Or you want to use a subdomain for your existing domain that you already use, e.g. for website hosting.
In this case you can create DNS records in your provider's nameserver pointing to your chosen subdomain, for instance my.home.com.
You will be able to receive emails on @my.home.com and all it's subdomains managed by subEmails, such as @go.my.home.com.
A. Whole domain
NAMESERVERS |
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ns1.subemails.com |
ns2.subemails.com |
B. The subdomain "my"
Type | Name | Content | TTL |
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NS | my | ns1.subemails.com | Auto |
NS | my | ns2.subemails.com | Auto |
== Step 2. ==
Features
subEmails pack several helpful features compared to ordinary or temporary email services.
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Never loose access to your accounts
You own the domain, it's yours. You can always take your domain elsewhere and still be able to receive emails.
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Fully private
Unlike temporary email services, the email is not open to public.
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A clean domain
If you use a temporary service to create an email so you can try a SasS before you buy, the domain might be banned. This will not happen if you bring your own domain.
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Encryption by default
Your emails are received TLS encrypted by default. No one can read your emails in transit.
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Simple UI
Unlike traditional email inbox, this one is simplified and created for consumption only.
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Simple email organization
You emails are organized by subdomains, inbox address becomes a label.
Best use case?
Run your main inbox alongside the subEmails spaces on the same domain.