Organize emails from multiple IMAP accounts into a single inbox. Use colored tags to identify account sources. Group emails by date for quick reference. Enable dark mode for better visibility in low light. Sync emails efficiently across devices.
Generate random names, genders, and nationalities. Create avatars, profiles, emails, phone numbers, and physical addresses. Use for character creation, role-playing, software testing, or anonymous registration.
Create temporary addresses instantly. Receive emails, including attachments like photos. Generate addresses without registration. View and manage inbox content directly. Export data as needed.
Send emails from your own account directly to a pre-set address. Quickly capture thoughts, to-do items, or notes by typing and sending. Set a default address during the first launch.
Create addresses instantly for signing up to services or testing apps. Generate disposable emails with one tap. Manage multiple addresses in a list. Receive and view emails sent to addresses. Delete emails or addresses manually.
Receive emails without exposing your personal address. Create aliases for forwarding, manage subscriptions, and use temporary addresses for short-term communications. Set up email forwarding rules and control access to your inbox.
File Slimmer identifies and filters duplicate media files, retaining the versions. Users can mark files for retention and clean up duplicates with one click.
Create temporary addresses instantly by combining a made-up name with @.com. Use them for sign-ups and discard them after use to avoid spam. No registration or fees required.
Create and manage business emails with a custom domain and AI-powered composer. Schedule and send messages with read receipts. Book appointments and design professional emails. Access tools to engage customers and streamline communication.
Manage emails across multiple accounts with seamless mailbox switching. Access folders and search older messages efficiently. Arrange emails offline and sync when online. Support dark and light mode adaptation.