Less spam.
More privacy.
A clean, no-signup space for temporary email and everyday privacy tools. Our disposable email inbox is on the way; free browser tools are ready to try.
We'll enable address generation only after domain routing, private inbox storage, and delivery tests are complete.
Lightweight pages and quick browser utilities.
Tool inputs are processed locally in your browser.
Open a tool and use it instantly.
Free tools, no hassle.
Choose a tool below. Passwords, encryption inputs and other tool data are not sent to our servers.
Password Generator
Create secure random passwords right here in your browser.
Password Strength Checker
Estimate password strength without uploading it anywhere.
This is a basic heuristic, not a breach or dictionary check. Never reuse important passwords.
QR Code Generator
Make a QR code for a link or plain text.
QR rendering uses a third-party JavaScript library loaded from a CDN; your entered text is rendered in-browser, not submitted as a QR-generation request.
Text Encryption
Password-based AES-256-GCM encryption with Web Crypto.
Keep your passphrase safe. Lost passphrases cannot be recovered. This tool is not a substitute for audited secure messaging.
SHA-256 Hash Generator
Calculate the SHA-256 digest of any text.
Hashes are one-way digests, not encryption. Do not use raw SHA-256 as a password-storage method.
URL Encoder / Decoder
Safely encode or decode URL component text.
Good to know
Is SpeedMail free?
Our browser-based privacy tools are free to use without signing up. The temporary inbox is still being developed.
Can I receive real temporary emails right now?
Not yet. Email receiving will launch only after routing, storage, access controls and real-delivery testing are complete.
Do these privacy tools upload my text?
The password, hash, URL and encryption tools process your input locally using browser JavaScript and Web Crypto. The QR library is downloaded from a CDN, but QR rendering happens in your browser.
Will temporary email work for every website?
No. Some websites block disposable email domains, and temporary inboxes should never be used for important accounts or messages.