addy.io, an open source self hosted email aliasing service, secured on first boot.
addy.io, formerly AnonAddy, is a self hosted email aliasing service. Instead of giving your real address to every shop, forum, newsletter and app, you give each one a different alias on your own domain. Mail sent to an alias is forwarded to your real inbox and you can reply from the alias, so the other side never learns where it lands. When an alias starts attracting spam you switch it off, and only that one correspondent is affected. Because each alias is unique to one recipient, an address that starts receiving spam tells you exactly who leaked or sold it.
Upstream ships with sign up open and no concept of an owner, so on a public address any passer by can create an account and issue aliases on your domain. The cloudimg image seeds exactly one administrator with a password generated on your machine and closes registration before either the web or the mail listener opens. The application key, database and Redis passwords, verification secret, blocklist API secret and DKIM key are all generated per instance, including the one real secret upstream commits to its public repository. A guard refuses to start either public listener on an empty, unrotated or published default value. Paired deploy guide and 24/7 cloudimg support.
Real screenshots taken while testing this image against its deployment guide.