HaruMail helps you receive short-term messages without handing out your everyday email address. The service is available in multiple languages and uses the same mailbox across language pages in the same browser. We explain what the service actually does: random address creation, received-message lists, and readable text for a limited period. It is not a permanent account or an anonymous encrypted mailbox.
A temporary email address is a short-lived inbox for receiving messages without sharing your everyday address. HaruMail creates a random address for free, with no signup. Use it for a one-time message or an email test on a service you control. It receives mail; it cannot send replies or download attachments.
Keep the same browser and its cookies to use your inbox for 24 hours. Creating a new address or clearing cookies removes access to the previous inbox. Use a permanent email account for banking, important accounts, and password recovery. Access expiry does not mean all stored copies are immediately deleted.
How this guide is maintained
HaruMail publishes these guides based on the service’s implemented behavior and the references below. Examples use fictional data. If a step or explanation is incorrect, send a correction through the contact page without including private email content.
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