Once you have more than a handful of aliases, being able to find the right one quickly matters. Here's what's available.
Search
The search bar at the top of the aliases page searches across alias names, addresses, and descriptions. It searches as you type with a short delay — no need to press Enter.
If you named your aliases well and wrote descriptions, search gets you there fast. If you've been using "Alias 1", "Alias 2" — now's a good time to fix that.
Filtering by category
The category dropdown next to the search bar lets you view only aliases in a specific category. Useful when you want to see all your shopping aliases, or all your work ones, without the rest getting in the way.
"All categories" is the default. Select a category name to narrow the list.
Filtering by domain
If you have aliases across multiple domains (your own custom domain plus the brand domains like aliasfleet.me or afleet.me), the domain filter lets you see only one domain at a time. This comes in handy when you're managing which aliases use which domain.
The domain filter appears as a chip above the alias list when a domain is selected via the URL — you can also click a domain name in any alias card to filter by it.
Sorting
Click the sort control to change the order of your alias list. Options:
- Name — alphabetical by alias address
- Created — newest or oldest first
- Forwarded — most emails forwarded first (useful for seeing your busiest aliases)
- Blocked — most blocked first (useful for finding aliases receiving spam)
Click the sort direction arrow to flip between ascending and descending. Your sort preference is saved across sessions.
Combining filters
Search, category filter, and sort all work together. You can search for "amazon" within your "Shopping" category, sorted by most forwarded. The results update as you adjust each control.