Status: receiving mail since forever
jikr.de
A domain that quietly forwards email and asks nothing of you in return. No product. No roadmap. No “we've updated our privacy policy.”
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Section I — Etymology
So what is a jikr?
jikr /ˈdʒɪ.kɐ/ noun, probably
- A four-letter domain that was somehow still available, which in 2011 was already a minor miracle.
- The sound a mail server makes when it accepts a message it will never mention to anyone. Jikr.
- A small, fiercely private creature that lives at the bottom of an inbox and eats newsletters.
- Not an acronym. Everyone asks. It is not an acronym.
Section II — Vital signs
Numbers, presented without context
0Uptime, allegedly
0Spam absorbed, live
0Humans on staff
0Cookies, of any kind
Section III — Firm boundaries
Things this website will not do to you
- Ask for your email address you already have mine
- Load 41 tracking scripts it loads zero
- Show you a cookie banner nothing to consent to
- Become a startup absolutely not
- Have a newsletter the irony is noted
- Publish a blog post titled “Why we rebranded” never
- Get acquired by whom, for what
- Add AI …okay, no promises
Section IV — Correspondence
You probably already have the address.
something@jikr.de click to copy
If you don't have it, that is arguably the point. The domain is anonymous; the mail is not. Everything sent here is read by exactly one animal, and it is not a robot, and it is not for sale.