Updated September 7, 2026
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.
Use HaruMail only for lawful mail you are authorized to receive and follow the rules of the services you use. Impersonation, phishing, unauthorized access, attacks, excessive automated requests, and deceptive abuse of account or promotion limits are prohibited. Use synthetic data for testing. Do not use a temporary inbox as your only recovery method for an important account.
Mail delivery, uninterrupted access, a specific response time, and acceptance by every website are not guaranteed. Provider outages, capacity limits, domain changes, or abuse may restrict the service. Do not redistribute messages without the rights to do so. Data processing follows the privacy notice. These terms do not remove rights granted by applicable law.