Good for
One-time verification codes, public downloads, short software trials, and notifications you will not need to recover later.
Follow the steps to claim, copy, wait, read, and delete your address. You can check its status at every step without creating an account.
It works well for disposable, low-risk tasks that take only a short time—not for a permanent identity.
One-time verification codes, public downloads, short software trials, and notifications you will not need to recover later.
Banking, healthcare, government services, primary accounts, contracts, or anything you may need to recover later.
Use a forwarding alias for orders, communities, and subscriptions to keep your real address private while maintaining a lasting delivery route.
The inbox checks automatically every 15 seconds. Real messages are shown separately from clearly labeled demo emails.
Your current browser stores a temporary token to attempt restoration. Recovery may fail after clearing site data, ending a private session, switching devices, or letting the address expire.
Best when you are waiting for follow-up messages from the same task. Each extension still counts toward the 24-hour maximum lifespan after creation.
Create a brand-new 3-hour inbox and delete the old one. Messages sent to the old address afterward cannot be viewed in the new inbox.
Save information you are authorized to keep and genuinely need, then close the page. Do not use a temporary address for account recovery.
The page shows the address, countdown, and new messages—no account required.