TempMailer
Reusable disposable email that never disappears
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TempMailer - Reusable disposable email that never disappears

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Most temp mail vanishes in 10 minutes. TempMailer doesn't. Get a free disposable inbox you can reuse anytime — no signup. Go Pro for private inboxes, 30-day addresses, full mail history, no ads, and up to 100 mailboxes. Now on Android.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built TempMailer because every temp mail tool I used had the same flaw: the inbox vanishes in 10–30 minutes. So the password reset you needed next week is gone, the newsletter confirmation is stranded, and you can never get back into that throwaway account. TempMailer is the disposable email you can actually come back to. - Free tier: a reusable inbox, no signup, no expiry — paste it into any signup and return to it later. - Pro: private inboxes tied to your account, addresses that live 30 days, full mail history, up to 100 labeled mailboxes, and no ads. - And as of today, it's on Android — so you get an instant push the moment a verification code lands. It's receive-only and meant for low-stakes signups — we never scan, read, or sell your mail. Would genuinely love your feedback: what would make this a daily-driver for you? I'm here all day answering everything.

Love that the inbox actually sticks around instead of poofing after 10 minutes, and reusing the same address without signing up is a quietly thoughtful touch.

The reusable inbox approach is genuinely clever, so many temp mail services force you to start over each time. Glad it finally made it to Android.

Love that the inbox actually sticks around longer than my coffee break, and the Android app is a nice touch. One thing I'd really appreciate though is letting users set custom domain addresses for the disposable inbox, so the same temp address can be reused on sites that block the default domain. Would make this way more reliable for signups I revisit often.

this is honestly super useful, finally a temp mail that doesn't just disappear on you. one thing i'd love to see is browser extensions for chrome and firefox so you can generate an inbox with like one click without even opening the site