Adults only. No hard feelings, plenty of hard truths.

Tell them what
everyone is too polite to say

Pick the target. Pick the charges. Send it. Two minutes from now it is sitting in their inbox, in writing, from an address of your choosing.

ireallyhateyou@yourhatepage.com
No account, no email No editor, no faff Pay only when you send
EXPOSED: Jordan

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Know the second
they read it

Every roast comes with a read receipt, built in and switched on by default. The instant it lands in their inbox and gets opened, your order page turns green and tells you when. No more wondering if it landed — you will know before they say a word.

  • Live status: not opened, then opened, updated automatically
  • Exact time of the first and most recent open
  • Works on every style, every theme, every send — nothing to turn on
// No paper trail

They never find out
it was you

We do not ask who you are, because we do not want to know. One address goes into this website and it is theirs.

No account

Nothing to sign up for, nothing to log into, no password to forget. Open the composer and start writing.

No email from you

We never ask for your address. Not to build it, not to preview it, and not at payment either.

Nothing that points at you

It arrives from the sender address you picked. Your name only appears if you decide to type it in yourself.

Their address, nothing else

The only thing we need is where it is going. Up to 3 recipients, and that is genuinely the whole of it.

The trade-off: your access code is shown once and it is the only way back to an order. Lose it and nobody can recover it for you.

// The method

Six steps to
total humiliation

No editor. Nothing to design. You are picking from a menu of things they already do.

01

Name the target

Type their first name. Every roast you pick gets it dropped in automatically.

Ten seconds
02

Pick the look

6 colours, 7 styles. Tabloid splash, legal summons, itemised bill, certificate, report card, ransom note or clinical diagnosis.

No design skills
03

Set the tone

Pick a headline, an opening line and a sign-off from the written presets, or replace any of them with your own.

Written for you
04

Pick the charges

Tap what fits from a library of pre-written lines. Or hit Surprise Me and let us choose.

110+ lines ready
05

Twist the knife

Write a long note in your own words, then switch on a verdict score, a group vote, a one-star review, a hazard label or a list of signatures.

6 optional blocks
06

Send it

Choose your sender address, add up to 3 recipients, pay, and it lands.

Instant delivery
Exhibit A · The 7 styles
01

Tabloid

Front page splash. Enormous headline, numbered and public.

02

Legal summons

Cold, formal, itemised charges. Reads like it came from a lawyer.

03

The bill

Every offence priced up, line by line, with a total they cannot pay.

04

Certificate

An award nobody wanted. Suitable for framing, ideally at their desk.

05

Report card

Graded, subject by subject. Every grade is an F.

06

Ransom note

Cut-out letters. Looks like it was assembled at 3am, because it was.

07

Diagnosis

A clinical assessment of what exactly is wrong with them.

// The arsenal

We already wrote
the worst of it

115 lines across 14 categories of specific, personal grievance, written to land. Tap the ones that fit. Add your own if you want to draw blood.

Who you are

The whole problem, itemised.

You are stupid. Properly, genuinely stupid, and the worst part is you have no fucking idea.

+ 9 more in this category

How you text

Genuinely infuriating.

You leave people on read for four days then open with "heyy" like you have not been a complete prick about it.

+ 8 more in this category

Wasting people's time

Hours of other people's lives, gone.

"Five minutes", from your bed, every time. That is not lateness. That is you telling everybody their time is worth nothing.

+ 6 more in this category

Behind the wheel

A danger to actual people.

You park like a prick and you made your peace with that years ago.

+ 6 more in this category

The mirror

The confidence is the offensive part.

Forty photos of yourself and you post the one where everybody else looks worst. It gets noticed. It always gets noticed.

+ 6 more in this category

Money

A parasite with a bank app.

Your phone rings the second the bill lands. Every single time. It is a reflex now and it is pathetic.

+ 6 more in this category

At work

Everyone is carrying you.

What you get paid is a joke, because you do not do a single fucking thing all day.

+ 8 more in this category

Living with you

Grim.

One millilitre of juice left in the carton, back in the fridge, like that is a personality.

+ 7 more in this category

Your taste

Revoke the aux. Permanently.

You should be barred from the aux and every person in this room would testify to it.

+ 6 more in this category

The gym

All mouth.

You talk about the gym roughly nine times more than you attend the gym.

+ 6 more in this category

Your cooking

An act of hostility.

You season food like you are being billed per fucking grain.

+ 6 more in this category

What you did

The thing you thought you got away with.

You lied to somebody who would have forgiven the truth, and you did it because lying was easier for you.

+ 9 more in this category

As a friend

Genuinely terrible at it.

You are not a friend. You are somebody who turns up when there is nothing better on.

+ 8 more in this category

As a boss

The reason people leave.

What you get paid is an absolute joke, because you do not do one single fucking thing.

+ 10 more in this category

// The wording

You do not have to
be funny

The headline, the opening and the sign-off are all written for you. Tap one, or write your own if you have something specific to say.

The line across the top

You are a fucking embarrassment

Nobody wanted to say this to your face

You are stupid and you have no idea

Or write your own

22 written for you in this slot

// Twist the knife

Optional, and
entirely unnecessary

6 extra blocks you can switch on, including a free-text note in your own words. None of them are needed. All of them make it worse.

In your own words

Room for a proper paragraph or three, written by you.

A personal note

The verdict

A score out of 100 and a bar chart of what you picked.

86%
Insufferable

The vote

Make it clear this was not one person's idea.

11 / 12
Agreed

One-star review

Rate them publicly, like a bad restaurant.

“Would not recommend. Would not do again.”

Hazard label

A warning sticker listing what they contain.

LoudLateSmugCheap

Signed by

Add everyone who is behind this. Real names optional.

The group chat
Your sister
Everyone at work
// Witness statements

What the survivors said

Friends, siblings and coworkers, put in writing. Most of them are still speaking.

"Sent it to my brother about his parking. He did not speak to me for a week. Worth it."

Mia R.

Verified Roast Master

"We itemised our boss on his last day. People were still quoting it at Christmas."

Daniel K.

Verified Roast Master

"Ninety seconds. My housemate is still trying to work out who set it up."

Marcus T.

Verified Roast Master

"The certificate is brutal. My sister put hers on the fridge out of spite."

Priya S.

Verified Roast Master

"I did not have to think of a single insult. They were all already there and all of them landed."

Jordan B.

Verified Roast Master

"Sent one to the group. Three of them bought one back within the hour."

Kenji N.

Verified Roast Master

"Picked five lines about his cooking. He has not cooked for anyone since."

Hannah W.

Verified Roast Master

"You see exactly what lands in their inbox before you pay. That is what sold it."

Aisha M.

Verified Roast Master

"Choosing the address is the best part. Mine came from everyone.hates.you."

Chloe F.

Verified Roast Master

"I am not a funny person. This made me look vicious. That is the whole review."

Yuki H.

Verified Roast Master

"No signup, no account, no faff. Picked it, previewed it, paid, done."

Natalie B.

Verified Roast Master

"The tabloid one in red is genuinely well made. Almost a shame to use it for this."

Sam O.

Verified Roast Master

"Sent to all three siblings at once. The group chat has not recovered and I do not care."

Leila A.

Verified Roast Master

"My partner said it was the funniest thing anyone has ever done to them."

Connor M.

Verified Roast Master

"Added two of my own lines about an inside joke. That was the bit that actually hurt."

Gabriela L.

Verified Roast Master

"Surprise Me picked harder lines than I would have dared. Slightly insulting, honestly."

Amara J.

Verified Roast Master

"Third time using it. It is my go-to birthday move now."

Lucas V.

Verified Roast Master

"The receipt with the running total is the single funniest thing I have seen all year."

Camila R.

Verified Roast Master

"No ads, no upsells, no account. Just the email. Thank you."

Adrian C.

Verified Roast Master

"Sent it to my brother about his parking. He did not speak to me for a week. Worth it."

Mia R.

Verified Roast Master

"We itemised our boss on his last day. People were still quoting it at Christmas."

Daniel K.

Verified Roast Master

"Ninety seconds. My housemate is still trying to work out who set it up."

Marcus T.

Verified Roast Master

"The certificate is brutal. My sister put hers on the fridge out of spite."

Priya S.

Verified Roast Master

"I did not have to think of a single insult. They were all already there and all of them landed."

Jordan B.

Verified Roast Master

"Sent one to the group. Three of them bought one back within the hour."

Kenji N.

Verified Roast Master

"Picked five lines about his cooking. He has not cooked for anyone since."

Hannah W.

Verified Roast Master

"You see exactly what lands in their inbox before you pay. That is what sold it."

Aisha M.

Verified Roast Master

"Choosing the address is the best part. Mine came from everyone.hates.you."

Chloe F.

Verified Roast Master

"I am not a funny person. This made me look vicious. That is the whole review."

Yuki H.

Verified Roast Master

"No signup, no account, no faff. Picked it, previewed it, paid, done."

Natalie B.

Verified Roast Master

"The tabloid one in red is genuinely well made. Almost a shame to use it for this."

Sam O.

Verified Roast Master

"Sent to all three siblings at once. The group chat has not recovered and I do not care."

Leila A.

Verified Roast Master

"My partner said it was the funniest thing anyone has ever done to them."

Connor M.

Verified Roast Master

"Added two of my own lines about an inside joke. That was the bit that actually hurt."

Gabriela L.

Verified Roast Master

"Surprise Me picked harder lines than I would have dared. Slightly insulting, honestly."

Amara J.

Verified Roast Master

"Third time using it. It is my go-to birthday move now."

Lucas V.

Verified Roast Master

"The receipt with the running total is the single funniest thing I have seen all year."

Camila R.

Verified Roast Master

"No ads, no upsells, no account. Just the email. Thank you."

Adrian C.

Verified Roast Master

// The damage

Cheaper than therapy

Building it and previewing it costs nothing. You only pay to pull the trigger.

One payment
$4.99

Per send · No subscription

  • Read receipts, built in and always on
  • All 7 styles and all 6 colours
  • All 115 written lines, plus your own
  • All 6 extra blocks, including your own long note
  • No account, no login, no email from you
  • Your choice of sender address
  • Up to 3 recipients per send
  • Live preview before you pay

We cap every address at 2 emails for life and put a one-click opt-out in every message. This is a joke for people who will laugh, not a way to bother strangers.

// Cross-examination

Before you press send

The things people want to know first.

Do they find out it was me?

Not from us. The email comes from the sender address you pick, and your own address is never shown to them or attached to the message. If you want the credit you have to take it yourself.

What is the access code for?

There are no accounts here, so after paying you get a nine-character code. It is the only way back into your order — to spend any remaining sends or check delivery. It is shown once, so write it down. Enter it at /access whenever you come back.

Do I need an account or an email address to build one?

No, and you are never asked for one. The whole composer runs in your browser and you can preview the finished email in full without signing up. At payment you enter card details and nothing else — no address of yours, here or there. The only email address this site needs is the one you are sending to.

Can I see it before I pay?

Yes, and it is the real thing. The live preview is produced by the same renderer that builds the delivered email, so what you see is exactly what lands in their inbox. Nothing is sent until payment goes through.

How many people can I send it to?

Up to 3 recipients on one order. Every address is also capped at 2 emails for life across the whole service, which is what keeps this a joke between people who know each other rather than a way to pester somebody.

Can they make it stop?

Every email carries a one-click opt-out. Once an address opts out we will not deliver to it again, from anyone. That is checked before every single send.

How rude does it actually get?

Rude. Every line attacks behaviour, taste or choices — being late, bad driving, worse music. Nothing targets race, gender, sexuality, religion, disability or anything somebody cannot change, and there is nothing sexual and no threats.

What do I actually get to choose?

7 email styles, 6 colour themes, 115 written lines across 14 categories, your own custom lines, 6 optional extra blocks, and the address it arrives from. One of those blocks is free text, so you can write as many paragraphs of your own as you like.

Someone had it coming.

"Thousands have already pressed send. It took them two minutes."