Disposable addresses, instantly
Create clean, temporary addresses for signups, testing, downloads, and verification flows without exposing your personal inbox.
Disposable email with real inbox features.
IMAP
Real mailbox access
SMTP
Send and reply support
PWA
Installable app experience
Push
Device notifications
Public
Optional read-only access
Secure access
Open your disposable inbox, read new mail, reply, compose, and manage messages from your configured domains.
Need only to receive a message? Use our public disposable inbox. Sign in to unlock reply, compose, notifications, and management.
Why Korpur eMail
Standard temp mail tools stop at receiving messages. Korpur eMail adds the controls needed for real workflows: reply, compose, search, conversations, notifications, admin-managed domains, and optional read-only public access scoped by organization.
Create clean, temporary addresses for signups, testing, downloads, and verification flows without exposing your personal inbox.
Read incoming mail in a proper app-style inbox with pagination, search, threads, message previews, and focused controls.
Open aliases from approved organization domains without signing in. Main mailboxes and message actions stay private.
Respond from the address that received the message, preserving headers so conversations stay connected.
Send fresh emails from configured inbox domains when a receive-only temporary mailbox is not enough.
Install the app and receive new-mail alerts from subscribed inboxes, including reply and spam actions.
Manage users, inboxes, domains, and permissions with a focused admin experience built for private deployments.
How it works
Create an address from your allowed domains.
Paste it into any site, test, form, or workflow.
Read publicly on approved domains, or sign in for the full inbox.
Sign in to continue the thread when the conversation matters.
Privacy-first workflow
Use Korpur eMail when a website, app, test, or download asks for an email address you do not want to keep forever — while still keeping the power to reply when needed. Public access reveals only aliases on domains explicitly shared by an organization; configured main mailboxes and every message-changing action remain private.