About AloMail

Almost every website now asks for an email address before it gives you anything: a trial, a PDF, a coupon, even a Wi-Fi connection. Most of those addresses end up on marketing lists, and some end up in data breaches. AloMail exists so that you don't have to hand over your real inbox to find out whether something is worth it.

What we're building

• An instant, receive-only inbox with a random address — no account, no password.
• Automatic expiry, so messages and the address are deleted on a timer.
• Later: custom aliases that forward to your real inbox and can be switched off whenever you like.

AloMail is not live yet. This site and its blog are where we explain the product and share practical email privacy advice while we build. If you want to hear when it launches, join the waitlist.

Responsible use

Disposable email is a privacy tool. It is not meant for fraud, harassment, impersonation, ban evasion, or creating fake accounts in bulk. AloMail is receive-only by design, and we plan to rate-limit address creation and respond to abuse reports. If a site doesn't accept disposable addresses, please respect that and use a legitimate alternative such as an alias.

What we won't do

The waitlist asks only for a name and email address (plus an optional note), and we use them for one thing: telling you when AloMail launches. We won't sell or share them, we'll delete your entry if you ask, and we don't run tracking cookies on this site. See the privacy page for details.