How to use TiTo Mail temporary email

1. Register your website account

Select Register on the homepage and choose a username and password. This creates your TiTo Mail management account, not a temporary email address.

The recovery email field is optional. Enter your own permanent email or leave it blank. Registration does not send a verification code; ownership is checked when resetting your password. You can add an email later in Account settings.

2. Create a disposable inbox

Sign in, open Create mailbox, enter a prefix and choose a domain currently offered in the dashboard. Available domains may change.

Choose a lifetime of 1, 3, 7, 15 or 30 days and follow the form. Your website password and mailbox access credentials serve different purposes; keep them private.

3. Receive and read messages

Find the address under My mailboxes and open its inbox. Give the complete temporary address to the intended sender and read incoming messages online.

Users cannot send email from temporary inboxes. Password reset messages are system security notifications, not an outgoing mail feature for your inbox.

4. Manage expiry

Extend the lifetime before expiry if you still need the address. Access ends at expiry; after more than 24 hours the mailbox enters automatic cleanup. That interval does not guarantee continued access or retention.

Save important messages beforehand. Do not use temporary inboxes for banking, long-term paid services, sensitive identity checks or permanent account recovery.

5. Recover your TiTo Mail password

Choose Forgot password and enter your username and the permanent email previously saved to your account. The six-digit code expires after 10 minutes and is single-use. Sending and failed attempts are rate-limited.

Enter the code and a new password. Existing account sessions are revoked after reset. This recovers the website account password, not third-party passwords or deleted messages.

Without a saved recovery email, or if you cannot access it, this workflow cannot verify account ownership. Check your settings while you can still sign in.

6. Use the service responsibly

Use temporary email for non-critical short-term messages and authorized email testing. Follow third-party terms; do not evade bans, abuse bulk registration or obtain someone else’s verification codes.