📧 Temporary Email

Create a short-lived disposable inbox for testing, temporary signups, and email verification checks when a permanent inbox is not appropriate.

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Temporary Email

Generate a disposable email address through mail.tm for short-lived testing and verification workflows.

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Your disposable address
Expires in 10:00
No Nexora account required 10-minute local timer Powered by mail.tm Delivery can vary
Inbox 0
Auto-refresh in 15s
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What This Tool Does

Disposable inbox: Creates a temporary mail.tm address through Laravel proxy endpoints.

Short local session: Stores address, token, and timer data in localStorage for a 10-minute UI session.

Inbox checks: Refreshes messages through the backend proxy and lets you open individual messages.

What is Temporary Email?

Temporary email is a short-lived inbox you can use when a permanent address is unnecessary. It is useful for testing, trial workflows, and receiving one-time messages without exposing your primary inbox.

How This Temp Mail Tool Works

This implementation uses Laravel routes as a server-side proxy to the public mail.tm API. The browser asks this site to generate an address; the Laravel service selects a mail.tm domain, creates a mail.tm account, and returns an address plus token to the page.

The browser stores the temporary address, token, and local timer in localStorage for a 10-minute UI session. Inbox and message requests are then proxied through this site to mail.tm using that token.

How to Use Temporary Email

  1. Open the page and wait for the disposable address to be generated.
  2. Copy the address and use it for a short-lived signup or test.
  3. Wait for the inbox to auto-refresh, or click Refresh.
  4. Open a message to view sender, subject, date, and body.
  5. Click the new-address button or Extend to replace the local session with another address.

Common Uses

  • Testing email verification in development and QA.
  • Trying temporary signups that do not need account recovery.
  • Avoiding unnecessary use of your primary inbox.
  • Checking how transactional messages render in a disposable inbox.

Important Limitations

  • Delivery is not guaranteed and depends on the mail.tm service and sender behavior.
  • Some websites block disposable email domains.
  • Do not use temp mail for important accounts, password resets, banking, or long-term access.
  • The local UI session is short-lived, and provider-side retention is outside this app.
  • Temporary email should not be treated as guaranteed anonymity.

Privacy and Processing

Temp Mail is not browser-only. Requests pass through Laravel proxy routes and the external mail.tm API. The page stores session data in localStorage so the inbox can keep refreshing during the short session.

Temporary Email FAQ

What is temp mail?

Temp mail is a temporary inbox used to receive messages for short-lived tasks such as testing, trials, or verification flows.

How long does a temporary email last?

This page keeps the generated address and token in localStorage with a 10-minute UI timer. Actual provider retention and availability are controlled by mail.tm.

Can I use temp mail for testing?

Yes. Disposable email is useful for development, QA, email verification tests, and temporary workflows that do not need long-term account recovery.

Can websites block temporary email?

Yes. Some websites reject disposable email domains or remove accounts created with temporary addresses.

Is temporary email anonymous?

No anonymity is guaranteed. It can reduce use of your primary inbox, but requests still pass through this site and the mail.tm service.

Can I recover an expired temporary inbox?

Do not rely on recovery. Once the local session expires or provider access changes, the inbox may not be available.

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