Hello, I'm Rikki Pitt, the founder of Paced Email (<a href="https://www.paced.email" rel="nofollow">https://www.paced.email</a>).<p>Paced Email aims to help reduce distraction in your inbox. It batches up emails and newsletters into paced summaries, so you're able to concentrate more effectively. Daily, weekly and monthly intervals are currently supported.<p>How it works:<p><pre><code> - Grab your username
- Create programmable email aliases on the fly
- Use your aliases on sites that send you emails too frequently
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At the end of each period, your real email address receives a single email containing all of the messages the alias received over that timeframe.<p>Examples:<p><pre><code> johndoe.shopify@daily.paced.email
johndoe.stripe@weekly.paced.email
johndoe.github@monthly.paced.email
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More ideas are on the roadmap and will feature in due course. Team support is also in the pipeline. For those that are interested in the inner workings, I've started a document about how I built it: <a href="https://www.paced.email/docs/how-it-works" rel="nofollow">https://www.paced.email/docs/how-it-works</a>.<p>The app is still in its infancy, but I'd love to hear your feedback or suggestions. Which services would you use your aliases on first?
Good and useful idea, so kudos. Still, I can't help but feel that this is at the wrong level of the stack. Ideally, my email client should be doing this, and I shouldn't need to have messages go through a middleman. Just a personal gripe and comment.
This is a very interesting idea, it blew my mind the timeframe subdomain.<p>I was about to ask about the technologies and I smiled when I saw that in the documentation. Great work and good luck!