Temp mail on your phone

You do not need an app for temp mail on your phone. A temp mail website works in your phone's browser just like it does on a computer: open it, copy the address, and the code shows up with a copy button. Here is how to do it quickly, and how to keep it one tap away.

Get a code on your phone in five steps

1. Open freemail.site in your phone's browser, like Safari or Chrome. Your address is ready straight away, with no signup.
2. Tap the copy button next to the address.
3. Switch to the app or site that asks for your email, and paste it in.
4. Ask it to send the code, then switch back to your browser.
5. The email is already waiting. Tap the copy button on the code, and paste it into the app.

Switch back soon after you ask for the code. Many codes stop working after a few minutes.

Keep it one tap away

Add freemail to your home screen, and it opens with one tap like an app does.

• iPhone: in Safari, tap the Share button, then Add to Home Screen.
• Android: in Chrome, tap the menu with three dots, then Add to Home screen.

The icon opens the same browser you made your inboxes in, so they are right there.

The same inboxes on your phone and computer

Without an account, your inboxes live in the browser you made them in. Sign in with your email and a six digit code, with no password, and the same inboxes open on your phone and your computer. That helps when you sign up on your laptop but the code arrives while you are out.

Why skip the app

A website needs no install, takes up no space, asks for no permissions and is always up to date. You also do not have to trust another app with your phone. With freemail, everything an app would do happens in the browser you already have:

• Mail shows up live, without you pulling to refresh.
• A verification code gets a copy button the moment it arrives.
• The address never expires, so the next code reaches you too.

Open your free inbox on your phone

Tips for phones

• Keep the freemail tab open while you wait. New mail appears on its own.
• Give each app its own address. Then, if spam starts, you know which site sold your email.
• Temp mail receives email only. If an app sends its code by text message, you need a phone number for that step.
• For banking, health, government and work apps, use your real email.

Common questions

Do I need an app for temp mail

No. freemail works in any phone browser, and you can add it to your home screen so it opens with one tap.

Does temp mail work on iPhone

Yes. Open it in Safari or any other browser. Add it to your home screen to keep it one tap away.

Can I use the same inbox on my phone and computer

Yes, if you sign in. Sign in with your email and a six digit code on both, and your inboxes show up on each one.

Will my inbox still be there tomorrow

Yes, the address never expires. Without signing in, it stays in that browser, so clearing your browser data removes it from that phone. Sign in to keep it safe.