Give every conversation a clear address
Use separate aliases for client enquiries, projects, or public contact—each tied to your own domain.
CyanDB helps you manage addresses like hello@yourdomain.com and configure them to route to an existing inbox—without running another mailbox.
For domain owners, independent teams, and small businesses.
Custom domain email forwarding lets you use an address at a domain you own—such as hello@yourdomain.com—and direct incoming messages to an inbox you already use. CyanDB is designed to help organize the domain, destination, and alias setup in one place.
Use memorable addresses for the work you do, while keeping the inbox workflow you already know.
Use separate aliases for client enquiries, projects, or public contact—each tied to your own domain.
Choose an existing destination inbox for an alias instead of creating another mailbox to check.
Track domain ownership, destinations, routing checks, and alias configuration together.
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Practical guides to choosing addresses, planning DNS changes, and setting up custom-domain email.
Choose a professional address and route client messages to an inbox you already use.
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Review each part of the setup before relying on a new address.
Enter your domain and follow the TXT instructions to confirm ownership.
Add the existing inbox where you want a particular alias to point, then verify it.
Check your current DNS and provider requirements. MX record changes can affect existing email and need careful review.
Choose the alias name and connect it to your domain and destination.
It lets you use addresses at your own domain, such as hello@example.com, and route incoming messages to an existing inbox instead of managing another mailbox.
No. CyanDB is designed to help you manage custom-domain aliases that point to inboxes you already use.
No. CyanDB is for managing receive-and-forward email setup. Sending email from an alias is not supported.
No. The current development preview uses a mock provider. It does not deliver or forward real email.
No. The preview does not change DNS records automatically. Review your email provider’s instructions before changing MX records, because incorrect changes can interrupt existing mail.
Create a workspace to explore domain, destination, and alias setup.
The development preview uses a mock provider and does not send or forward email.