[ disposable email · launching soon ]
AloMail gives you a temporary email address instantly — no signup, no password. Use it for trials, downloads and Wi-Fi portals, then let it expire along with the spam.
A fresh random address is created the moment you land. Nothing to fill in, no password to invent.
Use it for the trial, the download gate or the café Wi-Fi portal that insists on an email.
Confirmation codes show up in the inbox. When the timer runs out, the address and its messages are deleted.
The whole point is that you don't have to think about it.
One address per visit, ready before you finish reading this sentence. Messages appear without reloading.
No account, no phone number, no real address required. There is nothing about you to store.
Inboxes self-destruct on a timer. Old mail isn't archived and can't pile up.
Marketing lists and leaked databases get an address that stops existing, not the one you actually read.
Lightweight pages that load quickly on slow hotel and airport connections.
Later: a custom alias that forwards to your real inbox, so you can keep useful senders and cut off the rest.
Not a fit: banking, healthcare, government services, or any account you'd need to recover later. Read when to use a temporary email (and when not to).
status: building
We're building the inbox now. Leave your name and email and we'll send you one message when it's live — when it launches, this page will open straight into a fresh inbox.
Yes, it's a little ironic to ask for an email on a site about protecting it. So we keep it minimal: it's used only to tell you about the launch, never sold or shared, and deleted if you ask.
Until then, the blog has practical guides on spam, phishing and email privacy.
Not yet. We are building it now. Join the waitlist above and we'll email you once when it launches; in the meantime, the blog covers email privacy.
The core disposable inbox is planned to be free with no account. If paid features ever appear, they will be optional extras such as longer-lived aliases.
Inboxes are designed to expire automatically after a short window. The exact duration will be shown on screen with a countdown so you are never surprised.
No. AloMail is receive-only. That keeps it useful for confirmations and codes while making it a poor tool for spam or impersonation.
No. A disposable inbox disappears, which means you would lose password resets and security notices. Use your real address, or a forwarding alias, for anything you need to keep.
Some services block them to limit trial abuse and fake accounts. When that happens, a plus address or a forwarding alias is the honest alternative. We wrote a full guide on it.
AloMail is for protecting your own privacy. It is not for fraud, harassment, evading bans or creating fake accounts at scale. We plan rate limits and will act on abuse reports.
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