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FastMask – Fastmail Masks

Paweł Orzech
⬇ 10+ downloads
Est. actual: 26
Free
Released: May 13, 2026
IAP: $5.49 per item
No ads
Rated: Everyone

Signals

3 this week · 2 positive · 1 warning All of this week's signals →
  • 📈Last 7 days +1 installs — 75% slower than the week before (+4) · 0/day since Oct 3
  • 🏆Among Productivity apps bottom 0% by installs gained this week (892 peers growing)
  • 🛠Updates actively updated · updated 2 days ago · every ~38 days (3 updates tracked)
Installs since launch
0 13 26 26 May 13, 2026 today
+5 installs since Oct 3
Update history
1.14.3 Nov 10, 2026
What&#39;s new in 1.14.3<br><br>• More from the maker: BibleMe and TimeNudge are in the list, and every app now shows its icon
1.13.2 Nov 2, 2026
What&#39;s new in 1.13.2<br><br>• Archiving is called archiving in every language, and relative times read naturally<br>• Better layouts in landscape and on tablets<br>• A much smaller download<br>• Small fixes for large font sizes and the Pro screen
1.12.0 Aug 27, 2026 · seen Oct 3, 2026
What&#39;s new in 1.12.0<br><br>• A completely new icon and refreshed Material 3 styling<br>• Better Masked Email API compatibility for domains, descriptions and clearing links<br>• More reliable Pro purchases with clear Google Play error handling<br>• Interrupted urgent updates now resume correctly<br>• A clearer, retryable message when the mask-creation limit is reached
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FastMask – Fastmail Masks is a productivity app by Paweł Orzech with 10+ downloads (about 26 estimated). +1 installs in the last 7 days. Released May 13, 2026. Install growth, rank history, SDKs and ad networks.

From the store listing: “FastMask is a fast, private, native Android client for managing your Fastmail masked email addresses. Masked emails are disposable forwarding addresses that protect your real inbox. Use a different one for every website, track who leaked your data, and switch off any address that gets abused — without giving up your…”