Show HN: SimpleLogin – protect online privacy using email alias
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Re: Show HN: SimpleLogin – protect online privacy using email alias
#2Hi HN!
We believe having a different identity for each website/service is an effective way to protect our privacy and that's why SimpleLogin is created.
All components in SimpleLogin is open-source, including the server, website, browser extensions, and mobile apps. SimpleLogin can be self-hosted and supports security-oriented features like PGP, WebAuthn.
The server is a Python/Flask application backed by PostgreSQL as database and Postfix as email MTA. The web front-end is coded with VueJS and Bootstrap for styling. Mobile apps are coded in native.
We would love to hear your feedback. Thank you!
Re: Show HN: SimpleLogin – protect online privacy using email alias
#3Hi HN! We believe having a different identity for each website/service is an effective way to protect our privacy and that's why SimpleLogin is created. All components in SimpleLogin is open-source, including the server, website, browser extensions, and mobile apps. SimpleLogin can be self-hosted and supports security-oriented features like PGP, WebAuthn. The server is a Python/Flask application backed by PostgreSQL…
This looks really interesting. I’ve been doing this separate email for everything for over ten years now just using my own manual setup and I swear by it. Glad to see you have made this whole project open source. Good work and good luck.
Re: Show HN: SimpleLogin – protect online privacy using email alias
#4smart business idea because this is inherently lock-in the second you create any alias
Re: Show HN: SimpleLogin – protect online privacy using email alias
#5smart business idea because this is inherently lock-in the second you create any alias
You can use your custom domain instead of the default domains.