> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.yeymail.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.yeymail.com/using-yeymail.md).

# Using YeyMail

YeyMail gives every website you sign up to its own email address. Those addresses forward to the inbox you already read, so there is nothing new to check. When one of them starts collecting spam, you switch off that single address instead of changing your real one.

| Guide                                                          | What it covers                                                          |
| -------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| [Getting started](/using-yeymail/getting-started.md)           | Your first alias, in about a minute                                     |
| [Aliases](/using-yeymail/aliases.md)                           | Creating, labelling, switching off, and what "unlimited" actually means |
| [Custom domains](/using-yeymail/custom-domains.md)             | Using addresses on a domain you own, with the exact DNS records         |
| [Sending and replying](/using-yeymail/sending-and-replying.md) | Replying anonymously, and sending new mail as an alias                  |
| [Privacy controls](/using-yeymail/privacy-controls.md)         | Tracker removal, PGP encryption, and what we do and don't store         |
| [Teams](/using-yeymail/teams.md)                               | Seats, shared addresses, and what members inherit                       |
| [Billing](/using-yeymail/billing.md)                           | Plans, trials, refunds, and what happens if you stop paying             |


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