A persona for each site
Give each site its own name and email alias. Keep that identity when you return, instead of sharing another copy of your everyday details.
A different name and email alias for each site. Keep the same identity when you return, without sharing your everyday details everywhere.
Request a demoYour name. Your email. Another account tied to the same details. Masquerade gives each site its own identity, so you can keep those everyday accounts separate and manage them together.
Different details for different sites, without having to remember each set yourself. Your personas and email aliases stay together in one place.
Give each site its own name and email alias. Keep that identity when you return, instead of sharing another copy of your everyday details.
Choose where each alias sends its messages: forward them to your usual mailbox or keep them in the Masquerade inbox.
The browser companion fills in the right persona for you, and lets you check the details before you share them.
If an alias is no longer useful, disable it. Keep the addresses you use elsewhere without changing your main email address.
A shared email address is a common thread between accounts. Separate aliases and personas reduce the information those accounts have in common.
Masquerade brings that separation into everyday browsing, alongside the security habits and tools you already rely on.
Masquerade is built by Webaze in Kortrijk and is still in development. It works in Chrome, Firefox and Safari, and a demo is available on request.
Occasional updates on Masquerade: new features, browser extensions and launch news. Only when there is something worth sending.
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See how separate identities, email aliases and a choice of inbox can fit into your everyday browsing.
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