TempMailo is a temporary email service built with Next.js. Instantly generate disposable email addresses to receive emails without revealing your real address.
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TempMailo is a temporary email service built with Next.js. Instantly generate disposable email addresses to receive emails without revealing your real address.
Chrome Extension | To generate and manage temp emails using multiple providers. Designed to help you create, view, and copy temp-mail addresses without losing access mid-session.
Temporary mail creation application for creating temporary mail working on Android platform.
TempMailg
AHCM Mail is a fast, secure, and fully self-hosted disposable email service built on React (Vite) and deployed through Cloudflare Pages & Workers. It uses Cloudflare D1 as its database layer and Cloudflare Email Routing to receive mail in real time. One of the biggest advantages of this project is that it runs entirely on Cloudflare's free tier.
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Free disposable email service built in Rust. Generate a temp inbox, receive and send real emails with DKIM signing. Auto-expires in 24 hours. No signup, no tracking.
TempMail is a privacy-first, instant disposable email service built with Next.js. Users can generate a random temporary email address with one click and receive emails for a maximum of 5 minutes. No signup, no data stored — pure ephemeral communication.
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BlackMail is a privacy-focused temporary email service that generates disposable email addresses instantly—no sign-up required. Perfect for website registrations, online verifications, or testing services while keeping your real inbox safe from spam and unwanted messages.
Disposable email generator with a Tunisian-flag design (red/white, star & crescent, olive branch), bilingual Derja/French copy, built with Next.js 14 (App Router + TypeScript + Tailwind).
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