Create 10 inboxes
Tap "New email" to spin up a fresh random or custom address. Each one gets its own inbox saved on this device.
Spin up 10 disposable temp mail inboxes at once and manage them side-by-side in one tab, ideal for signups, OTP codes, and testing.
Last updated: June 2026
Pick an address to view its inbox
Once you create an address, its messages will show up here in real time.
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New messages will land here the moment they arrive. No refresh needed.
Multiple temp mail lets you run several disposable email inboxes side by side in one tab. Create 5-10 temporary email addresses, watch them all receive mail, and switch between them instantly, no signup required.
Want more? Read the full guide on managing multiple temp mail inboxes, reuse an address with a token, or grab a 10 minute mail for one-off tasks.
Three simple steps to manage multiple temp mail addresses at once without losing track.
Tap "New email" to spin up a fresh random or custom address. Each one gets its own inbox saved on this device.
Click any address in the sidebar to load its inbox immediately. No reload, no signup, no extra tabs.
Every inbox refreshes live, so OTPs, verification codes, and signup links arrive seconds after they're sent.
Running several temporary email inboxes at once is useful any time a single address is not enough.
Register several accounts on the same site without reusing one inbox or hitting one-email-per-user limits.
Generate fresh inboxes to test sign-up, verification, and password-reset emails, handy for developers and QA.
Send a marketing email to several inboxes at once to check rendering, spam filters, and links.
Keep shopping, newsletters, trials, and work signups in their own inbox instead of one cluttered mailbox.
Hand out a disposable address so spam and data leaks never reach your primary inbox.
Grab one-time offers, downloads, and free trials without burning your main email.
Developers and QA teams open several temp mail inboxes at once to test sign-up, verification, and password-reset flows, one address per test account, without touching real mailboxes.
Create a separate address for each test user so flows never collide.
Fire sign-up, OTP, and reset emails for every account in your test run.
All inboxes refresh side by side, so a missing or slow email shows up instantly.
Save a token to reopen the same inbox for regression checks.
A few habits keep a wall of inboxes from turning into clutter. The goal is to know at a glance which address belongs to which sign-up, and to keep only the ones you might need again.
Create one address per task or site instead of reusing a single inbox for everything. When a confirmation arrives you will know exactly which sign-up it belongs to, and a problem with one address never affects the others.
Most inboxes are throwaway, but if you might need an address again, copy its access token or sign in so it is stored to your account. You can then reopen the same inbox later from any device.
Remove an address from the list once a task is finished to stay under the limit and keep the sidebar readable. Inboxes also clear themselves automatically after about 24 hours.