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Disposable email addresses with OTP detection, right in your browser. MailBot gives you a throwaway email address in one click — and shows the verification code the moment it arrives, right in your browser. Sign up for anything without handing over your real inbox. Paste a MailBot address into any form; when the email lands, the one-time code (OTP) is detected and highlighted, so you copy it with a single tap — in the popup or the docked side panel. FEATURES • One-click disposable addresses — no registration, no personal data • Instant OTP detection — the code is pulled out and highlighted • Real-time delivery — a notification the moment mail arrives (Web Push on Chrome/Edge) • Popup or side panel — open the full message in a drawer • Auto-expiring — each address lives 24 hours, then disappears • Light / dark theme · English & Russian UI • Open source (MIT) HOW IT WORKS 1. Click the MailBot icon to get an address like name@ddress.site 2. Paste it into any signup or login form 3. The email — and its OTP — appear in the extension; tap to copy PRIVACY • No account, no sign-up, no personal data. Authentication is an anonymous random token kept on your device — the server stores only its hash. • Incoming mail is stored only for the address's lifetime (24 hours, text only) so the extension can display it, then it is deleted. • No ads, no trackers, no analytics in the extension. • Full source code: github.com/investblog/mailbot Not for important mail — addresses are temporary and bounce once they expire.
Jun 12, 2026
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