Email without the extra baggage.

Yes — completely free with no paywall, no premium tier and no message limit hidden behind a subscription. It is a personal project maintained by Dev Zikky.

No account, no password, no verification. You type a mailbox name and your inbox opens instantly. That is the convenience — but it is also why the mailbox is public, not private.

No. Treat a temporary mailbox as public. Someone who knows the address may be able to access the same inbox.

Anyone who knows — or guesses — your mailbox name. Pick something unusual if you want a little extra obscurity, but never treat the inbox as secure storage.

Temporary storage is not permanent. Inboxes can be cleared when they become inactive, including when an inbox does not receive a message within the service's inactivity window. Do not rely on it as long-term storage.

Yes. Messages and inactive inboxes are cleaned up automatically over time. If a message contains anything sensitive, delete it yourself as soon as you are done with it.

No. ZMAIL Drop is receive-and-read only. If you need to send emails from your app or website, use ZMAIL Zone (zmail.zone.id) — my email service with a sending API.

Low-risk things: signing up for newsletters or trials, receiving one-time verification codes, grabbing gated downloads, testing email flows as a developer, or keeping spam away from your real address.

Anything that matters: banking, government services, your main social accounts, work accounts, password recovery for important logins, or any message you would not want a stranger to read.

First, check the mailbox name for typos. Then refresh the inbox and wait 1–2 minutes — senders can be slow. Also note: some websites block temporary-email domains entirely. If nothing arrives after several minutes, that sender probably refuses temp-mail addresses.

Yes, as long as the inbox still exists. Revisit the same address and your messages will be there — but remember, anyone else can revisit it too.

Yes. ZMAIL Drop runs in any modern browser on phones, tablets and desktops. No app to install, nothing to download.

ZMAIL Drop itself is a simple web inbox. For programmatic email — sending messages from your own app — use ZMAIL Zone at zmail.zone.id, which is built around an email-sending API.

Messages live in temporary storage and are removed automatically after 24 hours or when you delete them. There is no account profile and nothing permanent tied to you — which is exactly the point.

ZMAIL Drop is a personal project by Dev Zikky — built as a free, no-frills temporary mailbox anyone can use. You can read more about the developer and his other projects on the Developer page.