MeowMail is a disposable email service for creating temporary inboxes. It is meant for signups, trials, and one-time verification uses where the sender would rather not share a real email address. The site presents it as free disposable email and temp mail, with no signup required.
An inbox can be generated as soon as a visitor lands on the site, and a custom name can also be typed for the address. Incoming mail appears in real time over a live connection, so messages show up without refreshing. The browser interface lets users read the full message content, including formatting and attachments, and each inbox expires automatically after a set period. When that happens, every email in it is permanently deleted.
Privacy-related features are stated plainly on the site: MeowMail says it uses no cookies, Google Analytics, or fingerprinting, and that there are no accounts and no personal data to collect. It also notes that inboxes are public to anyone who knows the address, and advises using the service only for low-stakes signups rather than banking or important accounts. The FAQ repeats that it is completely free, with no premium tiers, no paid features, and no hidden costs, and that as many temporary inboxes as needed can be generated.
MeowMail is described as a Maski product, and the page also names jaythorat in a footer credit. The service is available on the web.
In the Email & inbox space, MeowMail takes a focused approach. It focuses on receiving emails for signups or verifications without exposing a real email address or risking spam. It is built as a consumer product for internet users needing temporary email addresses. MeowMail is free to use. It ships for the web and embeddable surfaces.
maski.dev builds and maintains MeowMail, and it first shipped in 2026. Among its 5 catalogued features are disposable inbox, no signup, and auto-expiring emails.
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