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Permanent receiving inbox
Organize permanent mail into independently controllable receiving relationships
Use your usual email only to verify your identity. Share separate aliases externally, keep delivery records for one month, and add authenticator protection to sensitive settings.
No password required, and your usual email stays unchanged
Enter your usual receiving email address and we’ll send you a one-time passcode.
First, confirm where incoming mail should go
Your first sign-in automatically creates a management identity. After that, you’ll continue receiving six-digit passcodes at the same email address.
Enter the six digits from the latest message
A passcode has been sent to ; the previous passcode will expire when you request another.
Confirm with an authenticator code
This identity has additional protection enabled. Enter the six-digit code currently shown in your authenticator app.
Receiving Relationship Console
Manage public-facing addresses first, then review delivery history; set up additional protection last.
Current identity:
Public identity
Assign a separate address to each conversation
Leave the prefix blank to generate a compliant random string. Custom prefixes must start with a letter and be 3–30 characters long. New mail is discarded while an address is paused.
@inboxtmp.com
You don’t have any permanent addresses yet. Once created, each one can be copied, paused, or deleted.
| Address | Status | Created | Actions |
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Delivery history
Review where your mail went over the past month
These records help you verify the subject, sender, delivery status, and time. They are not a permanent mailbox. Failed deliveries can be retried from the details view, and incorrect spam decisions can be corrected.
There are no delivery records from the past month yet. This empty state will disappear automatically when the first real message arrives.
| Subject | From | Status | Time |
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Protection for sensitive actions
Use your authenticator for the next identity check
Current status:Not enabled. Once enabled, you’ll need an authenticator code after your email passcode; partial credentials cannot access management endpoints.
Set up authenticator protection in three steps
- Open any TOTP-compatible authenticator app on your phone.
- Scan the QR code generated on this page, or copy the secret and add it manually.
- Enter the six-digit code shown in your authenticator app to confirm.
- Open any TOTP-compatible authenticator app on your phone.
- Scan the QR code generated on this page, or copy the secret and add it manually.
- Enter the six-digit code shown in your authenticator app to confirm.
Manual secret