The parcel that arrived. The washing machine that finished. The newsletter you'd rather read on your own terms. Lauther catches them all in one place — and when something needs an answer, a tap is enough.
Android on Google Play, iPhone on the App Store — both live now, both free.
Everything a site, a device or a script wants from you flows through the same place — an app that can tell you, ask you, vouch for you, and stand in for your inbox.
Order shipped, backup finished, someone at the door. Messages land on your lock screen, sorted by your priorities, with quiet hours only the urgent may cross. Supporters get the picture too, not just the sentence.
Some moments need a decision — a deploy, a payment, an agent about to act. The question arrives with its own buttons, waits for your thumb, and carries your answer straight back.
Sign in to a site with a glance at your phone. Each site knows you by a name you chose just for it — and you can end any of those relationships in one tap, whenever you please.
A site insists on an email address? Mint one just for them, and their newsletters arrive here as notifications. The day you're done, delete the address — the mail stops at our door, that very second.
One inbox for everything, a different name for every site, your fingerprint instead of passwords — and every safety feature free, permanently. That's the whole deal.
How it works, in human terms →curl -X POST https://api.lauther.id/v1/push \
-H "Authorization: Bearer lpt_…" \
-d '{"title":"Backup finished"}' Push, approvals and sign-in over plain HTTPS. Works with the tools you already run — from curl to Home Assistant to GitHub Actions.
Build with Lauther →A site wants an email address. Mint one that exists for that site alone — their mail arrives on your lock screen as a notification, and the address lasts exactly as long as you want it to. It works from the first minute, on the free tier, with nothing to configure. Five addresses on the free tier at launch; Supporter lifts the ceiling. The limit is on making new ones — the addresses you already hold keep working, whatever tier you are on.
Give every newsletter its own address. Their mail reaches you as a notification you can read at a glance, in the same inbox as everything else that matters.
Finished with one? Delete the address and delivery ends at our door that second — your decision, taken on your phone, effective immediately. It beats asking a sender to stop, because it takes effect whoever ends up holding the address.
See how it works →Mail to a Lauther alias travels a direct path to the app and surfaces as a notification — the channel your reader already trusts for things that matter. Deliverability scoring and folder sorting sit outside that route entirely.
And every alias is one person who chose to hear from you and can end it themselves in a tap. What stays on your list is an audience that wants to be there.
Reach your readers →One buzzes your actual phone in about a minute, one is a public room with real people in it, and one works before you install anything. All three →
Paste a token, make your phone buzz, block a script on your own approval — and leave with ready-made recipes for your own setup.
A real public channel. Join with a name that stands on its own, and get a buzz the moment someone mentions you.
Washing machine, freezer, the front door you left unlocked — a token and one request, and they can all reach you.
The real app against the real service — same servers, same account, same rules. Install on one platform and your account follows you to the other. Free for everything personal, permanently. See pricing →
Lauther is early and the roadmap is genuinely still being set — so a feature you want has a real chance of landing. Send the thing you wish it did, the thing that annoyed you, or the tool you want it to work with: hello@lauther.id reaches a human, and every message gets read. What free covers →