How it works
1 · Create an address
Type any name or roll a random one on a connected domain. Nothing to register — the address works the moment you use it.
2 · Use it anywhere
Paste it into sign-up forms, app registrations or download gates instead of your real email address.
3 · Read it here
Mail lands in the web inbox within seconds. Verification codes are detected and highlighted for one-tap copying, and spam is filtered into its own folder.
Domain categories
Every domain on this platform belongs to one category, set by the admin. The category controls who can create addresses and who can read them — receiving itself never stops.
Public
Open to everyone. Listed in the generator above; anyone can create addresses and read their inboxes.
Private
Hidden from public pages. Addresses that already exist keep receiving and reading normally — but creating a new address needs a premium token.
Licensed
Reserved domains (for example a client's). A premium token scoped to the domain is required both to create addresses and to open inboxes.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I send or reply to emails from here?
No. This is a receiving service only — for sign-up confirmations, verification codes and one-off messages.
Do I need to create an address before using it?
On public domains, no: any name works instantly. Private domains keep existing addresses working but need a premium token for new ones; licensed domains need a premium token for everything.
Can other people browse my inbox?
No. There is no public inbox listing — an inbox only opens when its exact address is entered, and your saved-address list lives in your own browser. For real privacy, set a PIN lock on the address.
What are public, private and licensed domains?
Public domains are open to everyone. Private domains are hidden: existing addresses keep working, new addresses need a premium token. Licensed domains are reserved for token holders only.
How long do messages stay?
30 days, then they are automatically deleted.
How do shared links work?
On any inbox page, click "Share link" to create a special read-only link to that address's inbox. Anyone with the link can read the messages but cannot delete or change anything. You can revoke the link at any time from the same page.
Is it really free?
Yes for receiving: hosting is the only paid part; Cloudflare Email Routing handles receiving for free, with no limit on how many emails a domain can receive, and a small Email Worker passes each message to this site.
Where did my suspicious message go? (Spam folder)
Messages that look like spam are scored on arrival and moved to a separate Spam folder instead of being deleted. Open the address's inbox and switch to the 🚫 Spam tab to see them — with the reasons flagged — and move anything legitimate back with "↩ Not spam".
How does the PIN lock protect an address?
Open any inbox and expand 🔐 Lock settings to set a 4–8 digit PIN. Afterwards the inbox (and its share links, save, clear and delete actions) requires the PIN in that browser before showing anything. Removing the PIN needs the PIN itself.
What about my other domain, pub.anjumlearninglab.com?
That one stays connected to generator.email exactly as before — this site doesn't touch it.
⚠️ Stay safe: on public domains, anyone who knows an exact address can open its inbox — don't use public addresses for anything private or financial, or protect the address with a PIN lock. Private and licensed domains add token-based access control on top.