What this mailroom sends
Sign-in codes and links
You asked to sign in. We sent the key. It expires quickly, like robot patience.
“Is this really you?”
One email to confirm an address, so nobody can sign you up for things. Not even your cat.
News you asked for
Only if you joined a list, and every one has a leave link. We are not clingy. We are stainless.
Who we deliver for
A small family of apps made by the same people:
- Clean Up On Aisle Scream!, a funny-spooky grocery store game
- DUDE & DADDY, the father-and-son studio that makes it
- Pulse, a live polling tool for meetings
How to tell it is really us
- It comes from an address ending in
@beepboopmail.com, spelled exactly like that. No zeros pretending to be o’s. - It is about something you just did: signing in, signing up, or confirming.
- We never ask for a password, a payment, or a gift card. A robot asking for gift cards is not our robot.
- Did not ask for it? Ignore it. Nothing happens unless you use the code or click the link.
Something look fishy, or want us to stop? Write to hello@dudeanddaddy.com and a human (not a robot, we checked) will answer.
Play: Beep or Boop?
You are the new mailroom robot. Real mail gets a Beep (deliver it). Junk gets a Boop (bin it). Twelve letters. Try not to get the toaster fired.
Letter 0 of 12Score 0Best 0
From: the mailroom
Press Start. The conveyor belt is ready and slightly squeaky.
Keyboard: ← Boop · → Beep