Email forwarders

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The email forwarding services Keyguard supports, and the fields each one needs. A forwarder creates a masked address and forwards its mail to your inbox.

Services

In the Generator menu, open Email forwarders. Select Add integration, then a service. It appears as a generator type and requests a new alias each time you generate one.

ServiceFieldsRecords the website
addy.ioAPI key, Domain, Recipient ID (optional), Server URLIn the alias description
Cloudflare Email RoutingAPI token, Zone ID, Domain, Destination emailIn the routing rule’s name
DuckDuckGoAPI keyNo
FastmailAPI keyAs the site the masked email is for
Firefox RelayAPI keyNo
Forward EmailAPI key, DomainIn the alias description
SimpleLoginAPI key, Server URLAs the site the alias is used on

Keyguard knows the website only when you generate an alias from autofill on Android.

Fields

Every service also has a Name. It labels the service’s type in the generator and defaults to the service’s name.

FieldValue
API key, API tokenA credential from the service’s account or developer settings
Server URLOptional. The base URL of a self-hosted addy.io or SimpleLogin server. Empty means the service’s own server.
Domainaddy.io: the alias domain, such as anonaddy.me. Forward Email and Cloudflare: your domain.
Recipient ID (optional)addy.io: the ID of a verified recipient. Empty means your default recipient.
Zone IDCloudflare: the ID of your domain’s zone
Destination emailCloudflare: the address that aliases forward to

Alias formats

ServiceAlias
Cloudflare Email Routing8 random lowercase letters and digits at your domain. Keyguard creates a forwarding rule for each alias.
SimpleLoginThe format set in your SimpleLogin account, such as random words or a UUID
Other servicesThe service’s own format