... 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

... constant gating at every turn, so I set out to create a tool more powerful, more feature rich that didn't require a massive budget to get access to. The AI chameleon avatar ended up being the surprise vs the "tool". People have been having fun designing their chameleons and using them as an affiliate tool. Each chameleon that gets created by a user gets it's own searchable page in the chameleon gallery . Anybody who signs up through that ... ... stack qr code and short link generator and management tool with a goofey AI generated chameleon avatar angle that I'm certainly stoked on! 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