SkiffUsing ENS as your default email address
Own an ENS name and looking for more ways to use it? In this post, we’ll cover how to use your ENS name as an end-to-end encrypted email inbox.What’s ENSENS is the Ethereum Name Service - a decentralized domain name system built on Ethereum. ENS allows users to assign human-readable names to wallet addresses, websites, and other blockchain-based assets. Instead of using long, complex hexadecimal addresses (like 0x0BC607Af865024eFc70DA2374E4552201725ADe6), ENS enables users to send funds or in...
SkiffSkiff Domains launches!
With thousands of Skiff Mail users already using custom domains for email, we’re excited to launch a major feature to make custom domains even simpler: Skiff domains.Skiff Domains take all the pain out of domain registration for your own privacy-first, end-to-end encrypted mail address. Instead of configuring MX, CNAME, and TXT records, you can now simply sign up, open Skiff Mail, and purchase a domain that will be automatically configured to receive mail privately on Skiff. Skiff Domains hel...
SkiffSkiff: Private, Web3 Email
Skiff is privacy-first, end-to-end encrypted email powered by your wallet. Skiff is a completely new take on the consumer application stack for communication and collaboration: One that is private, intuitive, and built to empower people to own their own data. In this piece, we’ll walk through how Skiff’s application stack works, linking to our open source code repositories, whitepaper, and blog entries along the way to give more context on how our products work. In this blog, we’ll walk throu...
Skiff is end-to-end encrypted, privacy-first, wallet-native email, collaboration, and more. Try it out at https://skiff.com.
SkiffUsing ENS as your default email address
Own an ENS name and looking for more ways to use it? In this post, we’ll cover how to use your ENS name as an end-to-end encrypted email inbox.What’s ENSENS is the Ethereum Name Service - a decentralized domain name system built on Ethereum. ENS allows users to assign human-readable names to wallet addresses, websites, and other blockchain-based assets. Instead of using long, complex hexadecimal addresses (like 0x0BC607Af865024eFc70DA2374E4552201725ADe6), ENS enables users to send funds or in...
SkiffSkiff Domains launches!
With thousands of Skiff Mail users already using custom domains for email, we’re excited to launch a major feature to make custom domains even simpler: Skiff domains.Skiff Domains take all the pain out of domain registration for your own privacy-first, end-to-end encrypted mail address. Instead of configuring MX, CNAME, and TXT records, you can now simply sign up, open Skiff Mail, and purchase a domain that will be automatically configured to receive mail privately on Skiff. Skiff Domains hel...
SkiffSkiff: Private, Web3 Email
Skiff is privacy-first, end-to-end encrypted email powered by your wallet. Skiff is a completely new take on the consumer application stack for communication and collaboration: One that is private, intuitive, and built to empower people to own their own data. In this piece, we’ll walk through how Skiff’s application stack works, linking to our open source code repositories, whitepaper, and blog entries along the way to give more context on how our products work. In this blog, we’ll walk throu...
Skiff is end-to-end encrypted, privacy-first, wallet-native email, collaboration, and more. Try it out at https://skiff.com.
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Skiff is excited to announce our partnership with BitKeep - a self-custody, multichain wallet used by over 6,000,000 users around the world. Over the last year, Skiff has launched an ecosystem of products for collaborating and communicating privately online, including Skiff Mail - end-to-end encrypted email, Skiff Pages - end-to-end encrypted documents and notes, and Skiff Drive - private, end-to-end encrypted file storage.
We’ve also bulit at the frontier of Web3, integrating login with crypto wallets and decentralized storage built on the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS). With these launches and updates, we’ve become closer and closer to the workspace of the future - a completely private, user owned workspace for collaborating and communicating.
Our partnership with BitKeep brings us closer to this reality, bringing an entirely new form of utility to all 6,000,000 BitKeep users and enhancing trust, private communication, and collaboration abilities for the web.
BitKeep is designed to be a safe, easy-to-use multichain wallet for Web3. BitKeep is available on all major platforms, including iOS and Android, where it can be downloaded both from on-device app stores, added for iOS beta testing, or installed as an APK directly onto an Android device.
BitKeep also offers swap functionality for exchanging hundreds of thousands of tokens, as well as an NFT marketplace for buying, selling, and exchanging assets. The company advertises that over $50 billion is stored in wallets collectively among their users, a staggering amount at scale.
How does wallet login work?
When you select “Connect Wallet” on the login screen, you’ll be provided with a list of wallets that you have enabled on your device and are compatible with Skiff for login. From there, choose “BitKeep,” and sign an attestation proving that you own your wallet address. You’ll then be prompted to create a password, which can be used to sign into the Skiff mobile and desktop apps. On the web, you’ll stay logged in with your new account.
From there, you’ll be given an option to set up your inbox or Drive/Pages apps first. We suggest selecting inbox, then viewing your new wallet aliases. In addition to the typical @skiff.com, you’ll be given an @bitkeep.app alias that proves you’re sending from your BitKeep wallet address. How to set up your .bitkeep.app alias Once you’ve signed up for Skiff using your BitKeep wallet, you will automatically be given an alias with the suffix @bitkeep.app with your Ethereum address. You can use this as an email address to send and receive email, which makes it completely private and anonymous. You can always create new wallets and link them from the settings page inside the Skiff app. If you’d like, you can also add normal, non-wallet aliases (up to four on the free plan) from inside the settings page as well. Learning more We’ve written up more content on numerous areas for how you can use a wallet with Skiff, including an article on why wallets are great for email addresses, how to send and receive with your ENS name, and a privacy guide for cryptocurrency users. To send feedback or for help, join our Discord, message us on Twitter, or contact support@skiff.org.
Skiff is excited to announce our partnership with BitKeep - a self-custody, multichain wallet used by over 6,000,000 users around the world. Over the last year, Skiff has launched an ecosystem of products for collaborating and communicating privately online, including Skiff Mail - end-to-end encrypted email, Skiff Pages - end-to-end encrypted documents and notes, and Skiff Drive - private, end-to-end encrypted file storage.
We’ve also bulit at the frontier of Web3, integrating login with crypto wallets and decentralized storage built on the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS). With these launches and updates, we’ve become closer and closer to the workspace of the future - a completely private, user owned workspace for collaborating and communicating.
Our partnership with BitKeep brings us closer to this reality, bringing an entirely new form of utility to all 6,000,000 BitKeep users and enhancing trust, private communication, and collaboration abilities for the web.
BitKeep is designed to be a safe, easy-to-use multichain wallet for Web3. BitKeep is available on all major platforms, including iOS and Android, where it can be downloaded both from on-device app stores, added for iOS beta testing, or installed as an APK directly onto an Android device.
BitKeep also offers swap functionality for exchanging hundreds of thousands of tokens, as well as an NFT marketplace for buying, selling, and exchanging assets. The company advertises that over $50 billion is stored in wallets collectively among their users, a staggering amount at scale.
How does wallet login work?
When you select “Connect Wallet” on the login screen, you’ll be provided with a list of wallets that you have enabled on your device and are compatible with Skiff for login. From there, choose “BitKeep,” and sign an attestation proving that you own your wallet address. You’ll then be prompted to create a password, which can be used to sign into the Skiff mobile and desktop apps. On the web, you’ll stay logged in with your new account.
From there, you’ll be given an option to set up your inbox or Drive/Pages apps first. We suggest selecting inbox, then viewing your new wallet aliases. In addition to the typical @skiff.com, you’ll be given an @bitkeep.app alias that proves you’re sending from your BitKeep wallet address. How to set up your .bitkeep.app alias Once you’ve signed up for Skiff using your BitKeep wallet, you will automatically be given an alias with the suffix @bitkeep.app with your Ethereum address. You can use this as an email address to send and receive email, which makes it completely private and anonymous. You can always create new wallets and link them from the settings page inside the Skiff app. If you’d like, you can also add normal, non-wallet aliases (up to four on the free plan) from inside the settings page as well. Learning more We’ve written up more content on numerous areas for how you can use a wallet with Skiff, including an article on why wallets are great for email addresses, how to send and receive with your ENS name, and a privacy guide for cryptocurrency users. To send feedback or for help, join our Discord, message us on Twitter, or contact support@skiff.org.
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