A real email address when you don’t want to give yours.
Use it for store discounts, Wi-Fi logins, and instant signups. We isolate codes automatically and delete spam before it hits your life.
Real mail, properly authenticated
Your messages leave from our own mail server with every check big providers look for — so they land in the inbox, not in spam. Checked live:
How it compares
A second address that behaves like a real one.
| YukiMail | Temp mail | Gmail | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Keeps your mail | ✓ | — | ✓ |
| You can reply & send | ✓ | — | ✓ |
| Codes pulled out for you | ✓ | — | — |
| No phone number | ✓ | ✓ | — |
| Tracking pixels removed | ✓ | — | — |
| Ready in seconds | ✓ | ✓ | — |
Built for the internet you actually deal with every day.
Codes pop up right away
When a store sends you a 6-digit confirmation code, we detect it instantly and give you a one-click copy button. No digging through junk.
Spam stays off your phone
Give this address to websites that demand an email to view an article, grab a coupon, or download a file. Your primary inbox stays pure.
Zero tracking pixels
Companies love sneaking invisible 1x1 image trackers into emails to see when and where you opened them. We strip them out before you read.
Already on YukiChat? You already have a mailbox.
Sign in with your YukiChat account — we create your address from your username and bring your profile photo and name along. No new password to remember.
Good to know
Is it really free?
Yes. Pick a name, set a short passcode and your address works right away.
Can I send email too, not just receive?
Yes — write new messages, reply, and attach files up to 15 MB. Outgoing mail is signed (DKIM) and covered by SPF and DMARC, so it is accepted by Gmail, Outlook and others.
What happens to verification codes?
When a message contains a one-time code, it appears as a chip you can copy with one click and is collected in the Codes folder. After 15 minutes the chip disappears from the list, but the message itself stays.
I forgot my passcode.
Use the recovery key you got when you created the mailbox — it works in the passcode field. You can then set a new passcode in Settings → Security.
Can I use it on my phone?
Yes, the inbox is built for phones. On your computer open Settings → Security → Sign in on your phone and scan the QR code — it signs you in once, without typing anything.
Who can read my mail?
Only you after signing in. Every request is tied to your session, and email content is shown in a locked-down frame so scripts inside messages can't run.
Pick an address. Use it immediately.
No phone number. No personal details. Ready in a second.