Don't give them your private email, use

[email protected]

Guest-tier domains work without signing in. Register and verify your email for member-tier domains and API keys (after verification). Premium access is arranged manually via Contact— there is no checkout on this site.

Tip: bookmark an inbox URL to return later while it is still active.

It's that simple

When your email address is too precious. GetNada isn't.

Catch-all addresses

Point junk signups and one-off senders here instead of your real address — keep the important mailbox clean.

Free-for-all addresses

Anonymous, fast, and disposable — ideal when a site demands an email but you do not owe them your identity.

Forget-it-all addresses

Addresses expire on a schedule. When you are done, walk away — no long-lived account to manage.

Frequently asked questions

Tap a question to expand. Full list on the FAQ page.

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An address you use briefly — for verifications, trials, or downloads — without exposing your primary inbox to spam or tracking.

Retention is set on the server (often many hours). After expiry, reopening the same address may start a new session — check your operator’s policy.

When Redis is available, the inbox uses SSE; otherwise the UI polls. Both are normal — polling is a bit slower, not a broken install.

Product snapshot

Guest-first inbox URLs stay the default. Accounts add verification, member-tier domains, and API keys — no checkout on this site; premium stays manual via Contact.

In this deployment

  • Browser inbox + HTTP APIs (open, messages, stream, readiness, public domains)
  • SMTP ingest via Postfix on your VPS (outside this Next app)
  • Registration, email activation, session cookies; guest-equivalent until verified
  • API keys: create / list / revoke for verified members (see API)
  • Domain tiers: guest / member / premium in product data (premium via Contact only)
  • Forgot / reset password (email link); sessions invalidated after reset via auth_revision

Deferred (not here yet)

  • Self-serve billing or in-app premium checkout
  • Hard enforcement UI for per-key API usage quotas (schema groundwork exists)
  • Admin console, org/team sharing, analytics suite

Example authenticated call (use a key you create after verifying your account)

curl -sS -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
  "$(echo $PUBLIC_ORIGIN)/api/ready"
API & developers →