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Create temporary email addresses instantly. Test signups, verify accounts, and receive emails without using your real inbox.
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Email testing shouldn't be the most frustrating part of your workflow, but if you're working with email in any capacity - whether you're developing signup flows, running marketing campaigns, or testing user communications - you're probably dealing with one of these common headaches: cluttering your personal inbox with test emails, managing the messy confusion of plus addressing where [email protected] and [email protected] variations all dump into your main inbox making it nearly impossible to track which test belongs to which project, or relying on disposable email services that randomly get blocked by spam filters right when you need them most. Octal.email is the Chrome extension that finally solves these problems with purpose-built temporary inboxes designed specifically for professional email testing across all use cases. Instead of wrestling with unreliable solutions, you get instant access to temporary email addresses that behave exactly like real inboxes but keep your testing completely separate from your personal email. The difference is immediate - no more digging through your main inbox trying to find that one test email buried between personal messages and plus addressing variations, no more wondering if your password reset email got lost in spam folders, and no more time wasted sorting through email testing chaos when you could be focused on your actual work. What makes Octal.email particularly valuable is that your temporary inboxes are completely private and secure, accessible only to you and your authorized team members, which means you can test sensitive workflows, preview marketing campaigns, and validate user communications without worrying about security issues that come with public disposable email services. The platform excels at team collaboration too - you can share inbox links with colleagues instantly, organize test emails by project, and keep everyone synchronized without complex setup or account management headaches. Whether you're a developer testing authentication flows, a marketer previewing email campaigns before they go live, a QA professional validating email functionality, a product manager reviewing customer communication sequences, or anyone who needs reliable email testing, this extension transforms how you work with test emails. Your test emails persist for at least 7 days (up to a year on paid plans) so you can reference previous workflows, compare different versions, and maintain organized testing documentation that actually helps your work instead of creating more chaos. The extension works instantly with no waiting for account approval or complicated configuration - just click, generate a temporary email address, and start testing with confidence that every message will arrive exactly where it should. Power users get API access for automation, webhook integration for real-time notifications, bulk email generation for complex testing scenarios, and custom namespaces that keep your testing organized and professional. The free plan gives you reliable temporary inboxes with extended persistence, and upgrading unlocks advanced team features, longer email storage, and the kind of professional testing infrastructure that makes email workflows feel effortless instead of overwhelming. Thousands of professionals across development, marketing, QA, and product teams have already switched from the messy confusion of plus addressing and unreliable disposable services to Octal.email because they want their email testing to actually work reliably. Install this Chrome extension and experience what it feels like when email testing works the way it should - reliable, private, organized, and simple enough that you'll wonder why you ever tolerated the chaos of scattered plus addressing variations and disposable email services that were making your work harder than it needed to be.