Disposable email
Tempmail+
Tempmail+ provides disposable temporary email addresses, with mailbox lifetimes the provider lists as 10 minutes, 60 minutes, 2 days, or 7 days. The key catch is that freemail.ai says expired inboxes cannot be recovered, which can block access to accounts linked to them.
On Freemail.ai, a report checked 2026-11-01 says expired TempMail.Plus inboxes cannot be recovered, which can block access to accounts linked to them.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-11-01.
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Four mailbox lifetimes set the window
The provider’s page lists these options and access features, according to sources checked on 2026-11-01.
- Price: free of charge (Tempmail.plus, checked 2026-11-01).
- Mailbox lifetimes: 10 minutes, 60 minutes, 2 days, or 7 days (Tempmail.plus, checked 2026-11-01).
- Inbox access: users can set a PIN (Tempmail.plus, checked 2026-11-01).
- Address domains: eight listed (Tempmail.plus, checked 2026-11-01).
- TOR access: the provider lists a.onion address (Tempmail.plus, checked 2026-11-01).
Incoming mail stays temporary
Appbrain.com describes TempMail+ as a disposable mailbox that stores emails temporarily. That framing fits a receiving task with a defined endpoint, rather than an address that needs to remain accessible. The provider separately lists selectable mailbox lifetimes.
Freemail.ai describes incoming messages as stored for around 10 minutes by default, with the option to extend the lifetime in settings. That is a third-party description of the default and extension process; it is distinct from the provider’s listed lifetime choices.
Prohoster.info reports that users can enter an inbox name manually or generate one randomly. The same source says links received in the temporary inbox open in a new tab. These are reported interface details, not a separate indication of how long an inbox remains usable.
Free access has a narrow price claim
Tempmail.plus states that its disposable mail service is provided free of charge. That is the provider’s price statement; it does not establish terms for any other service or feature.
Appbrain.com lists the app as free and with no ads listed. Apkpure.com categorizes TempMail+ as a free social app. These are separate third-party descriptions, rather than additional pricing terms from the provider.
Prohoster.info’s reviewer said the service appeared to be operating on donations at the time of writing. This is the reviewer’s observation, not a provider statement about its funding model. The available statements therefore distinguish the provider’s free-of-charge claim from third-party app listings and one reviewer’s impression.
PIN and message composition shape use
Tempmail.plus says users can set a PIN code for the inbox. Apkpure.com also reports PIN protection or access through a generated secret address, while prohoster.info describes setting a PIN and creating a secret email address.
The provider also says users can compose messages and attach files.
Check access before relying on an inbox
Before using a disposable inbox, ask how access is retained and what happens when the mailbox expires. In general, the answer matters most when a message or account may need to be revisited later.
Ask whether the inbox suits the intended message flow, including any need to send messages or receive follow-up mail. Check what setup is required and whether access depends on a particular device or account.
Listed controls cover short-term mail
The provider lists selectable mailbox lifetimes, so a reader can choose from its stated duration options rather than use one fixed term.
A PIN is available as an inbox access option, according to Tempmail.plus. The provider also lists eight email domains for addresses.
Message composition and file attachments are included in the provider’s feature description. That makes outgoing mail part of the stated feature set, alongside the temporary-address function.
Tempmail.plus says one-time mail can help avoid spam and promotional email newsletters. This is the provider’s stated rationale for temporary addresses, not an independently verified outcome.
Expiry and app access narrow reliance
Freemail.ai says expired inboxes cannot be recovered, which can block access to accounts linked to them. This makes the mailbox’s end date a practical limit for any account that depends on later access.
Appbrain.com reports that the app was removed from Google Play on August 21, 2024. The same source lists Android 6.0 or higher as the app requirement. Those details narrow the app’s documented availability and device compatibility.
Freemail.ai describes standalone disposable inboxes and says the service does not support plus-address routing or filtering. A prohoster.info reviewer called the design “half-baked” and suspected the service might not last long without advertising; that is the reviewer’s assessment, not an established service condition. Several details are listed under What we could not confirm.
Short-lived receiving defines the fit
A temporary inbox may suit a bounded receiving task when messages need not remain accessible afterward. Tempmail+ provides disposable temporary email addresses, and the provider lists selectable mailbox lifetimes.
The fit changes when an address is tied to an account that may need later access. Freemail.ai says expired inboxes cannot be recovered and that this can block access to linked accounts. For that use, check the expiry condition before relying on the address.
Compare inboxes by access and retention
In general, compare disposable-email options by address lifetime, recovery after expiry, sending features, API access, per-user limits, paid terms, and provider privacy statements. The relevant trade-offs depend on whether the inbox handles a one-off message or needs to support follow-up access.
What we could not confirm
- Terms: applicable rules of use and restrictions.
- Company details: legal entity, address, and history.
- Integrations: available connections and setup requirements.
- Soft112 page: its content.
- API: availability and documented terms.
- Per-user limits: account or inbox caps.
Mailbox duration and access questions
Which mailbox lifetimes does the provider list?
The provider lists mailbox lifetimes of 10 minutes, 60 minutes, 2 days, or 7 days. These are the selectable durations stated on the provider’s page, rather than a third-party estimate of default storage time.
Can users compose outgoing messages?
Yes. Tempmail.plus says users can compose messages and attach files. That establishes outgoing composition as part of the provider’s stated feature set, though the available description does not explain its workflow.
What inbox access controls are described?
Tempmail.plus says users can set a PIN code for the inbox. Appbrain.com also reports PIN protection or access through a generated secret address. These descriptions identify access options but do not establish the protections they provide.
What does the provider say about domains and TOR access?
Tempmail.plus lists eight email domains for addresses and says it offers a TOR.onion address for anonymity. These are provider statements about address choices and access, not independent assessments of privacy.
Does the service support plus-address routing or filtering?
Freemail.ai says TempMail.Plus creates standalone disposable inboxes and does not support plus-address routing or filtering. That third-party description distinguishes the service’s inbox model from address-routing or filtering features.
Which Android availability details does Appbrain.com report?
Appbrain.com lists Android 6.0 or higher as the app requirement and reports removal from Google Play on August 21, 2024. These are Appbrain.com’s listings checked on 2026-11-01, not a current statement from the provider.
Use only when the expiry trade-off fits
Fits if a temporary address meets the task and its selected lifetime covers the expected receiving window.
Probably not if continued access to an account or its messages is essential.
Main risk… freemail.ai says expired inboxes cannot be recovered, which can block access to linked accounts. Check the applicable rules and access conditions before relying on an inbox.
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How we put this page together
Editorial team of Stack Shelf. Prepared by the editorial team of Stack Shelf from the public sources listed above; the facts were checked on 2026-11-01. Nobody tried the service in practice. We revise the text whenever those sources are updated.
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