closedloop.email

A closed loop · airgapped by design

An isolated communication workspace
on your own cloud.

Closedloop deploys an isolated workspace into your own cloud account. Only the people you invite can communicate with one another — nothing is sent out, nothing gets in. It uses a webmail-like interface, but the workspace itself is not email: it is a sealed room. When the deal, the trip, or the conversation is over, you destroy the server and everything on it.

Get a loop → €49 one-time · plus tax

Deploys into your account on

Hetzner
DigitalOcean
Linode
Vultr
+ more to come

The server lives in your project — you hold the data and pay the provider directly for compute. Closedloop never sees inside it.

Not private email — a workspace you control

01

Your cloud

Your workspace runs on your own cloud account. You control the server, the data, and the access. Closedloop never sees your messages.

02

Closed by design

Only people inside your workspace can communicate with one another. Nothing can be sent out or received from outside — enforced at the firewall, not just in config.

03

Under your control

You decide who can reach the server and the platform. Once setup is done, you can remove our access entirely.

04

Disposable by design

Spin one up for a single deal, trip, or conversation. Keep it five minutes or five years, then destroy the server and everything stored on it.

One loop
49one-time · plus tax
  • An isolated communication workspace on a random ·.loopmail.cloud subdomain
  • Deploys to Hetzner, DigitalOcean, Linode, or Vultr — your account
  • A webmail-like interface, TLS, and the airgap firewall — all set up
  • Destroy it any time; a new workspace is a new one-time payment
Get a loop →

One-time platform fee via Stripe — no subscription. You also pay your cloud provider directly for the server's compute.

How it works

  1. Deploy

    Connect a cloud account and we deploy your workspace in it.

  2. Communicate

    Invite people into your workspace and communicate with one another.

  3. Destroy

    Remove the server and its data the moment you're done.

Get a loop →