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I built a demo for email personas – one inbox, multiple i...
Himanshu Jai · 2026-05-24 · via DEV Community

Himanshu Jaiswal

Not a developer. Had an idea could not let go of. So just doing what I can.

Here's my problem.

Every time i want to start something new online — a business, a side project, anything — i need a new email address.

But a new email address is not just a new address.

It is a new account.
A new password.
A new inbox to check.
A new identity to manage.
A new login to forget.

And then i do it again for the next thing.
And again.
And again.

Suddenly I am managing five separate lives across five separate accounts.

I did not signed up for this. It just happened.

I kept thinking: why does creating something new online require building an entirely new life around a new email account?

Facebook already solved a version of this.

You can be a person AND run a business on the same account. You switch between your personal Profile and your business Page in one tap. Same login. Same place. Different identity.

Why has nobody done this for email?

So I came up with something I am calling PersonaMail(for now).

One account. One inbox. One login.

But multiple personas — work, freelance, personal, business — each with its own address, its own sent history, its own identity.

Switchable in a single tap.
No new accounts.
No new passwords.
No chaos.

Just you — showing up as the right version of yourself, every time.

I built a working demo to show what this could feel like.

It is not code. It is not a startup. It is one person from a small city who saw a problem that millions of people have every day — and refused to accept that nobody had fixed it.

🔗 Try the demo: https://hj503x.github.io/Personamail/

If this frustration sounds familiar — I would love to hear from you.

And if you know someone who should see this, please share it.