Quick answers about how Tempo Mails works, what it can and can't do, and how your data is handled. Can't find your question? Contact us.
Yes. Every Tempo Mails feature is free. There's no paid plan, no subscription and no sign-up. You open the site, and an inbox is ready.
Tempo Mails keeps things simple: an inbox opens the moment you visit, with no account or personal details. Addresses come from a rotating pool of domains, so if one site blocks a domain you can get a fresh one. You can save a session token to reopen your inbox later, turn on browser notifications for new mail, and use the free Android app.
Yes, as long as the site accepts temporary addresses. It keeps one-off sign-ups and trial emails out of your main inbox. For accounts you'll want to keep, such as anything you may need to recover later, use a permanent email.
No. Tempo Mails gives you a working address, but it doesn't get around a site's rules. If a site blocks temporary email domains, the sign-up won't go through. Use temp mail only where the site allows it.
It's receive-only. You can read incoming emails, codes and links, but you can't send or reply. For two-way email, use a regular email account.
Yes. Use the Delete option to clear the current address and all its messages right away, on the website or in the Android app. You can then generate a new address.
No. There's no import, export or backup, because inboxes are short-term by design. To keep something, copy the text, take a screenshot or use your browser's print-to-PDF while the inbox is still open. To return to the same inbox later, save its session token.
Yes. In a compatible browser such as Chrome or Firefox, allow notifications when prompted, and you'll get an alert when a new email arrives, even with the tab minimized. The Android app also shows alerts.
The inbox updates in real time, so a new email shows up without you refreshing the page. Most verification emails arrive within 3 seconds, but the exact time depends on the sender's mail server.
Tempo Mails runs on Google's content delivery network (CDN), which serves the site from a server close to you. That makes the page and inbox load quickly wherever you are. It doesn't control how fast the sending website releases its email.
Speed depends mostly on the website sending the email, so any temp mail service can feel slow with a slow sender. Tempo Mails helps on its side with instant inbox creation, real-time updates and browser notifications. The best test is to try it with the site you need.
No. Custom domains aren't supported. All addresses come from Tempo Mails' own rotating domain pool. If a site rejects one domain, generate a new address to get a different one.
No. Tempo Mails doesn't have a Telegram bot. You can use it in any desktop or mobile browser, or through the Android app.
Dark mode is available in the Tempo Mails Android app, where you can switch it on or off. The website uses a light, high-contrast design and works on desktop, tablet and mobile screens.
[Developer se confirm karein] Yes. Creating an inbox and receiving emails doesn't depend on cookies, so the service works even if you decline them. To return to an inbox later, save its session token.
Both are free temp mail services with rotating domains. Tempo Mails focuses on no-sign-up, browser-based use with token recovery and an Android app. For a full side-by-side table, see Tempomails vs Temp-Mail.io.
Use the Contact page. Include the temporary address involved, what happened, and any evidence such as screenshots or email headers. The team reviews reports and can block abusive use.