Pick a domain and alias
Take the random alias the system prepares, or set your own along with its password.
How it works
Four steps: pick a domain and alias, press create, read incoming mail, then walk away - at expiry the address stops receiving mail and you lose access to it.
Press create
The account is created right then, and you land in the inbox already signed in.
Receive and read
Incoming mail shows up in the inbox. Keep the credentials if you want to reopen the same inbox later.
Walk away
When the lifetime ends, the address stops receiving mail and you lose access to it. Messages already received are kept for administrative audit. Or generate a new address and start clean.
TipKeep your address and password - an inbox is reopened from the sign-in page, not from this browser alone.
1. Pick a domain and choose an alias
On the homepage, pick one of the available delivery domains. Then choose random alias mode - the system has already prepared a username and password you can view and copy - or custom alias mode if you want to set the alias and password yourself.
2. Press create
Nothing is provisioned before you press the button. Once you do, the account is created right then and you land in the inbox already signed in - no separate login step.
3. Receive and read
Incoming mail appears in the inbox. Message content is rendered in an isolated frame, so scripts or forms inside an email are never run by your browser.
Optional: forward to an address of your own
The inbox page has an Email forwarding section. Enter one destination address and we email a confirmation link to it. Forwarding only starts once whoever holds that address opens the link - so check the destination's inbox, not this temporary one.
One inbox may have at most 3 destinations. You can turn one off or delete it at any time; turning it off does not discard its confirmation, so turning it back on needs no re-confirmation.
Reopening an inbox
As long as the lifetime hasn't expired, you can reopen the same inbox from the Inbox page by entering the full address and its password. Keep the password shown when the account was created - it is not shown again afterwards.