Vol. 1, No. 1 Free. Anonymous. Kind.
You Stink

Exclusive: anonymous heads-ups for people who smell, sent with love

Tell someone they smell. They'll never know it was you.

Somebody has to say it, and it doesn't have to be you. Type their email, pick the place and the part, and we send one short, kind heads-up with a practical tip. No names. No message box. No way back to you.

Clip & send

Valid forever. No purchase necessary.
Only used to deliver the heads-up. You never appear on it.
Where do you know them from?
Which part stinks? Pick a sticker.
The whole email, tip included, arrives in the language you pick.
No name. No account. No way back to you.

How it works

  1. You pick

    Their email, where you know them from, and which part stinks. No name, no account, no message box.

  2. We print it kindly

    One short email in our own words, with a practical tip that fits. The preview shows every word before you send.

  3. They get the hint

    It comes from youstink.net and never mentions you. We store no sender data, and nobody gets more than one heads-up a day.

Ask the Nose

Frequently asked questions, answered kindly.

How do I tell a coworker they smell?

Privately and kindly, and never in front of others. If you know them well, a quiet word works: keep it short, talk about the smell rather than the person, and offer something helpful. If that feels impossible, youstink.net sends one gentle email for you with a practical tip, so they hear it without anyone being embarrassed.

Is it really anonymous?

Yes. We never ask for your name or your email, and we store no sender data. The email comes from youstink.net, not from you, and it never mentions you. Nobody, including us, can tell them who sent it.

What does the email say?

A short, friendly heads-up that mentions where they spend time with you and what has been noticeable, plus one practical tip. The preview on this page shows the exact wording before you send.

Can I write my own message?

No, and that is on purpose. Every email uses the same kind, pre-written wording, so nobody can use this site to insult, tease or harass anyone. You choose the place and the part; we choose the words.

How do I stop getting these?

Every email ends with a link to block future messages. One click stops all messages to your address, permanently, and nobody is told.

I got one of these. What now?

Take it as a friendly nudge, not an insult. It happens to everyone, and someone cared enough to tell you quietly instead of talking behind your back. Try the tip; most fixes are small and easy.