... have terrible developer experience. My goal was to create a privacy-focused temporary email service with clean UX and a reliable API developers can use for testing, automation, and signup workflows. Lately I've been exploring the automation + tempmail API space , especially for developers who need disposable inboxes in CI pipelines, QA testing, and automation tools. Curious to hear from other makers here: Where do you currently use temporary emails in your workflows? Comment from Dishant Singh(@dishantsinghdev): @rianbrob ... ... Appreciate that!! Those are exactly the situations I kept running into - testing signups, QA accounts, random automation workflows, etc. I used a bunch of

... product. They asked "can you just keep doing this?" That's when I knew. So I encoded 25 years of pattern recognition into an AI forensic engine. 4-layer check credential integrity, timeline consistency, location signals, resume vs reality. Under 30 seconds. Biggest surprise: how many people in HR knew this problem existed and just accepted it as normal. Nobody expected a fix. That's the best possible market signal. Navneet, WackoWave Comment from Chris Payne(@chris_payne_emba): @jake ... ... friedberg   Spot on, Jake. The 'feature vs

... well-known ones like https://temp-mail.org . One of the main reasons people turn to these services is for creating quick accounts on platforms like Facebook without tying them to a personal email. A while back, I realized that many tempmail providers don t actually work reliably for this. Some domains get flagged fast, and suddenly you can t use them to sign up anymore. That s why I built my own service: https://urtempmail.com/ What makes it different? Aside ... ... blocklists, we add new ones to keep things working smoothly. That way, users don t have to constantly run into the email not valid problem when trying to create accounts. I d love to hear from you: what