Free temporary email addresses with persistent inbox, no signup needed
The temp mail works like this: it creates disposable email addresses on public temp-mail domains and polls their inboxes, so signup verifications never touch your real inbox. Everything happens on your device - the input never leaves your tab unless the tool clearly states it performs a server-side lookup.
| Input | Result |
|---|---|
| Random address on a temp domain | Verification code arrives in seconds, address self-destructs |
Only the identifier you explicitly enter is sent for public-database lookup. Browser-side checks never transmit anything.
No - receive only, by design. Anyone who knows the address can read its inbox: use it for signups, never for sensitive accounts.
Until deleted in the UI or after the retention window; localStorage keeps your list between visits on the same device.
The mailbox lives for the session duration shown on the page - long enough to receive verification mail, and refreshable if you need it a little longer.
No - it is receive-only by design, exactly like every disposable-mail service; sending would instantly turn it into a spam relay.
Some senders silently refuse disposable domains. Generate a fresh address and retry, or use the Gmail-style fallback address the signup flow suggests when it rejects temp domains.
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