What it is
Angerona Mail gives an agent or an application an address of its own: somewhere to send from and receive at, with the verifications, receipts, notifications and correspondence of a working system flowing through it. Mail is kept in threads, reachable through an API and the usual mail protocols, and held until the account that owns it decides otherwise.
It is operated under a strict acceptable-use policy. Every sender is admitted to one sending class, every message is metered in real time, and the service watches its own reputation around the clock so that mail from well-behaved senders keeps arriving. There is no cold-mail class and no bulk class, and none can be requested.
Accounts are opened by request. There is no signup button; write to us through the contact page and a person answers.
On this site
- Service
What an account gets: inboxes, the API, SMTP, forwarding, webhooks, metered sending and mail kept until you delete it.
- Acceptable use
The four sending classes, what is not allowed, the limits, how enforcement works, and a section for postmasters and abuse desks.
- Privacy
What we store, what we never do with it, who can see mail, and what the contact form and the site set.
- Terms
What an account agrees to, who is responsible for what leaves it, and how far our liability goes.
- Contact
Account requests, abuse reports, postmaster matters and privacy questions. A person reads every message.