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Email without
the baggage.

Create a disposable inbox in seconds. No registration. No password. No permanent spam.

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Your temporary inbox

Pick an inbox name.

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Public & temporary. Never use YOQMail for sensitive information.

See how it works

Three steps. Zero friction.

Use it. Receive it.
Leave it behind.

01

Choose an address

Pick any available name or let us create one for you.

02

Receive your email

Use it anywhere. New messages appear in your inbox automatically.

03

Leave no baggage

Inboxes expire automatically, along with the noise they collected.

Useful by design

A little distance from digital clutter.

Your main inbox is personal space. YOQMail gives the rest of the internet somewhere else to send things.

01

Protect your real inbox

Keep sign-ups, trials, and one-time downloads away from your everyday email.

02

Test without friction

Preview product emails and account flows without creating another permanent identity.

03

Move at internet speed

No registration, passwords, recovery questions, or setup. Just choose and receive.

Honest privacy

Temporary doesn’t mean private.

Public inboxes are convenient, not confidential. We block remote images by default and sanitize message content, but you should never receive sensitive information here.

Read our privacy guide

Good to know

Questions,
answered.

01Is a YOQMail inbox private?+

No. Anyone who knows an address may be able to open it. Never use YOQMail for banking, account recovery, legal documents, or other sensitive information.

02How long do messages stay?+

Messages are temporary and are automatically removed after the configured retention window. You should never treat a YOQMail inbox as permanent storage.

03Can I send email from YOQMail?+

No. YOQMail is designed for receiving short-lived email only. This keeps the service focused and helps prevent abuse.

04Are remote images loaded?+

Not by default. Remote images can reveal that you opened an email, so the reader blocks them until you explicitly choose to load them.