Email Cab: Temporary Email

Email Cab gives you a working email address the moment you open it. No account, no password, no phone number — just an address you can paste into a signup and forget about. Mail lands in the app on its own. When the ride is over, the address and everything sent to it are deleted. WHAT IT IS FOR • Signing up for something you do not want in your real inbox • One-off downloads, trials and discount codes • Verification emails from services you will use once • Keeping a shopping account away from your main address HOW IT WORKS 1. Open the app — your address is already waiting 2. Copy it, or grab it from the Quick Settings tile without opening anything 3. Paste it wherever you need it 4. Read what arrives, then let it expire BUILT TO LEAK NOTHING • No account, so there is nothing to link your addresses together • Attachments are destroyed before they reach our servers — never stored, never scanned, never delivered • Message content is rendered in an isolated sandbox with scripts disabled, so a hostile email cannot run anything or phone home • Remote images are blocked until you ask for them, so senders cannot use a tracking pixel to learn you opened it • Notifications say only that mail arrived — never who from or what about PREMIUM • Hold up to ten addresses at once and switch between them • Keep mail for 30 days instead of 24 hours • Choose your own address, or pick which domain it uses • Premium-only domains that see far less traffic • Fill email fields automatically when signing up • No ads • Use the same subscription in your browser at email.cab — scan or type a code, no account required Premium is bought in the app. There is no email address or password anywhere in the product, including for subscribers. FAIR WARNING Temporary addresses are for things you do not need to keep. Do not use one for your bank, your government account, or anything you might need to recover in six months — when the address expires, so does any account tied to it.