No. 01Private
The Vault
A folder behind a PIN. What's in it shows nowhere else.
normake.com · RomâniaAn address at normake.com. No name, no phone number.
Addresses are by invitation for now. Have an invite? Pick a name and a password and the inbox is yours. No invite yet? Ask for an address. Have a domain of your own? Bring it along.
Request sent
Keep this code. Check back with it to see whether your request was approved; if it was, you'll see your invite code.
Everything a letter needs, and a few things it doesn't.
feature
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No. 02Invites
Accept, Maybe, Decline
Calendar invitations answered right from the message.
normake.com · RomâniaNo. 03Phone
Like an app
One tap: its own icon and window, phone or computer.
normake.com · RomâniaNo. 04Apps
Your mail apps
iPhone Mail, Outlook, Thunderbird, each with its own password.
normake.com · RomâniaNo. 05Search
Finds it, accents or not
from:, in:, has:attachment, as you type.
normake.com · RomâniaNo. 06Agenda
Everyone you write to
Several emails, phones and addresses. Call and Map on a phone.
normake.com · RomâniaNo. 07No pixels
Nobody sees you read
Pictures from the internet wait until you say so.
normake.com · RomâniaNo. 082-step
Signed in safely
An authenticator app, backup codes, or a passkey.
normake.com · RomâniaYour own domain, in the same inbox.
Have a domain like yourname.ro? Bring it here. Mail for you@yourname.ro arrives next to your normake.com address, and you choose which one new mail goes from.
- As many names as you need. contact@, office@, your own: all in one inbox, one password. A reply goes from the address the mail came to.
- Its .com too. Add a second domain as an alias, and every address works on both.
- Room for your people. Invite them onto your domain, each with an inbox and password of their own. You run the domain; you can't read their mail.
- Signed and checked. Each domain gets its own DKIM key, and its records are checked every day, so its mail keeps arriving.
Once your address is two weeks old: Settings → Addresses → Add your own domain. The postmaster approves it; then you copy a few DNS records where you bought the domain, and the page checks them for you.
Start small. Grow with a good record.
Every new address starts with 25 messages a day and 50 MB, however it got its invite. Once it's two weeks old, the + beside each bar asks for the next step.
The postmaster reads each request and looks at how the address has been used:
- Two weeks old. Long enough to show how it sends.
- Mail that arrives. Few bounces: the messages reach real inboxes.
- No spam reports. Nobody marked its mail as spam.
Messages a day
To start
25
a day
normake.com
Step 2
50
a day
normake.com
Step 3
100
a day
normake.com
Step 4
200
a day
normake.com
Step 5
∞
no daily limit
normake.com
Room for mail
To start
50
MB
normake.com
Step 2
250
MB
normake.com
Step 3
500
MB
normake.com
Step 4
1
GB
normake.com
Step 5
2
GB
normake.com
The whole sign-up form.
An address needs an invite, a name and a password. Everything else on a usual sign-up form is there to identify you, so we left it out. We store your address, a salted hash of your password, and your mail. If you add a recovery email, we keep only a hash of it: enough to check it when you ask for a reset, not enough to read it back.
Invite codeAsked
Your new email addressAsked
PasswordAsked
Recovery email, stored as a hashOptional