Hello from RocMail
1 min readby RocMail Co.
RocMail is email built around one idea: the address you give a shop, a newsletter or a stranger should not be the address that leads back to you.
Names, not one address
Every service gets its own Name. Mail to a Name lands in your one mailbox, but each Name has its own key, and the Names say nothing about each other. When a Name starts getting spam, you know who leaked it — and you can switch it off without changing anything else.
On rocmail.is, Names are random. If you bring your own domain, you choose the Names there.
Sealed on arrival
Mail between RocMail members is sealed in the sender's browser and opened in yours. Mail from the rest of the internet arrives the way email always has, and is sealed to your Name's key as it arrives, before it is written to your mailbox.
Who runs it
RocMail Co. runs this instance on its own server — no third-party scripts on these pages, no tracking. The source is public at codeberg.org/RocMail/RocMail, and anyone can run their own.
More soon: how the keys work, what we can and cannot see, and how to bring your own domain.