Private email · Switzerland

Correspondence,
sealed.

Email built for people who are written to. Post-quantum encryption from your phone to theirs, keys that never leave your hands, servers in Switzerland that keep ciphertext and nothing else.

I

The seal

Mail between Aurisse members is encrypted on the sender's phone and opened on the recipient's. Two ciphers at once: ML-KEM-1024, chosen by NIST for the quantum era, and X25519, the cipher the world trusts today. Signed twice as well, ML-DSA-65 and Ed25519. Breaking one is not enough.

Your phoneWrites, encrypts, signs
Aurisse, SwitzerlandHolds the sealed envelope. Cannot open it.
Their phoneChecks the signature, opens it
KeysMade in your phone's secure hardware during setup. Never uploaded, never escrowed, never ours.
ServerStores envelopes and a sealed archive. No plaintext, no subject lines, no search index of your life.
VerificationEach contact's key is pinned. If it ever changes, you are told before you write.
II

Private even with Gmail and Outlook

Most of the world does not use encrypted mail. Write to them anyway. Your message travels as a secure link that opens in their browser and is decrypted there, by a key that was never on our server. They can reply through the same page, sealed to you alone. Add a password you tell them another way, and set how long the link lives.

Arriving mailMail that reaches us unencrypted is sealed to your keys the moment it lands. The plain copy is gone before anyone could read it.
Verified deliveryDANE, MTA-STS, DKIM, SPF and DMARC. Ask for TLS-only delivery and a message that cannot travel encrypted comes back to you instead of going out in the clear.
Away replyThe one thing the server reads: the away message you choose to leave there. Sent once a day per sender, never to lists.
III

The mailbox

Everything a modern mailbox does, without tracking. A native app, noir and gold, that opens with your fingerprint and locks itself when you walk away; the same mailbox in your browser, opened with your passphrase.

IV

Side by side

What the others do with your mail is their business model. What we do is hold a sealed envelope.

Aurisse MailGmailOutlookProton Mail
End-to-end encryption between membersYes, post-quantumNoNoYes, OpenPGP
Post-quantum ciphers todayYesNoNoNo
Encrypted mail to anyone, with replySecure link, sealed replyNoNoPassword-protected link
Keys made and kept on your deviceYes, secure hardwareNo keysNo keysIn the browser or app
Mail scanned for advertising or profilingNeverProfile-based ads in the free tierAds in the free tierNo
Remote imagesNever loadedLoaded through a proxyBlocked by defaultBlocked by default
Phone number to sign upNeverOften requiredOften requiredSometimes required
Where it livesSwitzerland, our own serversUnited StatesUnited StatesSwitzerland

As published by each provider for their consumer services, November 2026.

V

Create your address

Free to start. No phone number, no personal details, no card. Choose the name, take the code, finish on your phone in a minute.

VI

Questions

Is it free?

Yes, to start. Every address comes with a mailbox and a daily sending allowance that covers normal correspondence. Larger allowances and more storage will be offered as paid tiers; nothing you have is taken away.

What if I lose my phone?

Your keys live in that phone's secure hardware, so a lost phone cannot be read by whoever finds it. Keep a second device signed in, or your archive is as gone as the phone. We cannot recover it for you: that is the point.

Can I use it on a computer or an iPhone?

Yes, in any browser at mail.aurisse.ch/app: the same mailbox, opened with a passphrase you set in the phone app under Settings, Web access. Your keys are unsealed in the browser tab and gone when you close it; nothing of your mail is kept on the computer. An iPhone app is being built on the same engine.

Can I bring my own domain?

Not yet. Addresses are at aurisse.ch. Custom domains are planned for the paid tiers.

What can Aurisse see?

That a sealed envelope of a certain size arrived for a mailbox, and when. For mail from outside, the headers it came with until it is sealed, which takes a moment. Never the words, never the attachments, never a search index. The server's own code is kept small so this stays true.

Who is behind it?

Aurisse, the Swiss maker of the Aurisse private messenger, Aurisse VPN and Aurisse Browser. One company, one protocol family, our own servers. aurisse.ch