📧 tmail
Disposable email addresses, right from your terminal.
tmail is a lightweight CLI tool that generates temporary email addresses and live-polls their inbox. Built with Python and Rich.
Quick start
pip install tmail-cli
# or with uv:
pip install uv && uv tool install tmail-cli
tmail # interactive TUI
CLI flags
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
tmail |
Open the interactive TUI menu |
tmail -g |
Generate a new email, print it, copy to clipboard |
tmail -g -w |
Generate and immediately watch the new inbox |
tmail -g -i |
Generate and fetch inbox once (one-shot) |
tmail -l |
List saved emails with unread counts |
tmail -i <email> |
Fetch inbox once (plain text, good for scripts) |
tmail -w <email> |
Live-poll inbox (plain text, Ctrl+C to stop) |
tmail -d <email> |
Delete an email from history |
tmail -n <seconds> |
Set poll interval |
tmail -c |
Clear all stored data |
tmail -V |
Show version |
tmail -h |
Show help |
Documentation
| Doc | What's inside |
|---|---|
| User Guide | Full feature walkthrough, menu reference, settings, clipboard, attachments |
| Development Guide | Architecture, module breakdown, code examples, adding features |
Data
All data is stored in .tmail_data/ as JSON files — no database required.
License
MIT
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