Services
Everything here is built around the same idea: strong privacy by default, without asking who you are.
Active
Disposable Email LIVE
Anonymous, temporary email addresses for receiving mail. No sign-up. Optional TOTP lock for addresses you want to keep longer. Messages and addresses auto-expire.
Open Disposable Email ↗In the Works
DNS Zone Management PLANNED
Manage DNS zones the same way you manage a disposable inbox: a secret token controls the zone instead of an account tied to a name or email. The platform hosts the records, but deliberately never learns who the zone belongs to.
Dead Man's Switch PLANNED
Check in periodically. If a check-in is missed, a pre-configured action fires — releasing an encrypted file, sending a message, or notifying someone you designate. No identity required to set one up.
Encrypted Drop PLANNED
Self-destructing, end-to-end encrypted paste and file sharing. Share a link, not an account.
Warrant Canary PLANNED
A regularly-signed statement confirming Defunct Space has not received certain types of legal process. Its absence, or a missed update, is the signal.
Key Principles
- Anonymous operation, end to end. You provide whatever contact info you like — we just need to be able to reach you, not know who you are.
- Payment is never linked to identity. Instead we use a tag-based system to match records without additional identification.
- Stored data is moved, not copied, between datacenters — keeping location fluid rather than fixed.
- Services run on disposable virtual instances that are wiped after they're torn down, so nothing is left behind.
- Automated tools may flag public-facing content for legal compliance, but no automated action is ever taken on their own.
Related infrastructure: our DNS servers already provide free secondary/backup DNS for existing domains, ahead of the self-service zone management above.