Your inbox gets crowded
Signing up for websites you barely use can expose your primary email address to unwanted marketing and future phishing attempts.
Personal account-registration assistant
Sign up for websites without exposing your primary inbox.
Paste a website link. Temp Identity Agent handles supported registration forms, retrieves verification codes, generates unique passwords, and saves your login credentials in one place.
Less time filling forms. Fewer reasons to hand out your main email address. No more reusing the same password everywhere.
Temporary and permanent account modes. Automated registration with a manual fallback when needed.
In short: Temp Identity Agent is a personal account-registration assistant that helps users register for supported websites using temporary or connected email, retrieve verification messages, generate unique passwords, and save login credentials in a vault.
The problem
Registration shouldn't be the hardest part of using a website.
You find something worth trying. Then comes the signup form, another email verification, and another password to remember. Before you reach what you came for, you've already done too much work.
Forms take too much time
Names, addresses, occupations, interests, and other fields can turn a simple signup into a frustrating chore.
Passwords become a problem
Remembering a different password for every account is difficult, so people often reuse passwords or struggle to recover forgotten accounts.
How it works
One link. A simpler way to sign up.
Temp Identity Agent brings supported registration steps into one workflow, from preparing the form to retrieving verification messages and saving your credentials.
- 1
Paste the link
Give Temp Identity Agent the address of the page where you want an account.
- 2
Fill the registration form
The agent reads the form and fills the fields it supports, using a temporary or connected email.
- 3
Retrieve the code or link
When the site sends a verification code or link, the agent picks it up from the inbox and completes the step.
- 4
Get your credentials
You receive the login details and they are saved in your vault, ready when you need them.
Some websites require manual completion. When supported, Temp Identity Agent prepares the registration details so you can continue yourself.
Account modes
Choose the right email for the account.
Not every website deserves a permanent place in your inbox. And some accounts are worth keeping. Temp Identity Agent supports both situations.
For websites you're just trying out.
Register using a temporary email address instead of unnecessarily exposing your primary inbox.
- Obtain a temporary email through a supported provider.
- Generate disposable registration details for supported fields.
- Automatically fill supported forms.
- Retrieve verification messages when supported.
- Generate a unique password for the website.
- Save credentials in the vault for a configured period.
- Check the associated inbox inside the platform while it remains available.
Useful for exploring prototypes, unfamiliar tools, and websites you may not revisit.
Keep the accounts that matter.
Use your connected Gmail account for supported registration workflows when you want to maintain access to a website.
- Switch to permanent account mode.
- Connect Gmail through the supported settings flow.
- Configure the required Google app password.
- Receive supported verification messages through the connected inbox.
- Generate a unique password for each registered website.
- Save credentials without the temporary-account expiry rule.
Useful for frequently used websites, services, and portals.
Permanent mode removes the temporary-account expiry rule; it does not guarantee that an external website or connected email account will remain available forever.
Manual fallback
When automation hits a wall, you still have a way forward.
Some websites restrict automated browsers or require CAPTCHA challenges. Instead of leaving you with nothing, Temp Identity Agent can prepare the registration details for you to enter manually when supported.
- 1The agent examines the form and identifies supported fields.
- 2It prepares values such as the username, email, and password for copying.
- 3You complete the registration in the website's supported browser and retrieve verification messages through the associated inbox when available.
It never bypasses CAPTCHAs or other security checks, and it cannot promise every registration will succeed. Read the limitations.
Credentials vault
Every account gets its own password.
Temp Identity Agent generates a unique password for each supported registration and saves the resulting credentials in your vault, so you don't have to remember every password yourself.
Retrieve your saved login details when you need them, subject to the account's retention rules. Passwords stay hidden until you choose to reveal them, and you can delete a saved account from the vault at any time.
A vault entry is not a shield: a website can still be breached, and deleting a vault entry does not delete your account on that website.
Built-in inbox
The verification inbox is already part of the workflow.
When a website sends a verification code, link, or additional instructions to the email address used for registration, Temp Identity Agent lets you access the associated inbox through the platform when the provider supports it.
Verification codes and links are pulled out for you. Everything else sent to that address stays readable in the same place. Message availability depends on the email provider and its retention rules.
Trust and responsible use
Convenience should come with clarity.
Temp Identity Agent helps simplify registration and reduce unnecessary exposure of your primary email address. It also handles sensitive information, so understanding how your data and credentials are managed matters.
- Credential security
- Saved passwords and mailbox credentials are stored with authenticated encryption (Fernet). The key lives in server configuration, not in the code. Security documentation (opens in a new tab)
- Email account connections
- Permanent mode reads verification mail from the Gmail account you connect, opened read-only, and only messages that arrive after a task starts. You can disconnect it in Settings. Settings documentation (opens in a new tab)
- Temporary data retention
- Temporary credentials are kept for a configured period (7 days by default). After that the stored password and mailbox credentials are scrubbed, not just hidden. How retention works (opens in a new tab)
- Permanent account storage
- Permanent-mode credentials stay in your vault until you delete them. That does not guarantee a website or your email account will stay available.
- AI and MCP access
- The agent can only use a fixed set of allowed actions and inspects pages as structured data, not raw HTML. Page content is processed by a third-party AI model provider. AI clients you authorize through MCP can start and track registrations, and you can revoke them at any time. MCP documentation (opens in a new tab)
- Deletion and disconnection
- Delete any saved account from the vault, disconnect your email and sign-in accounts, and revoke API keys, all from Settings. Deleting a vault entry does not delete your account on the website.
Use truthful information where it is required, particularly for official, financial, identity-verification, and other sensitive services. Temporary email does not make you anonymous, and Temp Identity Agent does not remove every privacy or account-security risk.
FAQ
Good questions. Straight answers.
More detail lives in the project documentation (opens in a new tab).
What is Temp Identity Agent?
Temp Identity Agent is a personal account-registration assistant that helps users complete supported website registrations, retrieve verification messages, generate unique passwords, and save their login credentials.
Does it use my main email address?
Temporary mode uses a temporary email address obtained through a supported provider. Permanent mode uses the Gmail account you explicitly connect for supported registration workflows.
What's the difference between temporary and permanent mode?
Temporary mode is intended for accounts you may not need for long and uses configured expiry rules. Permanent mode uses your connected Gmail account and does not apply the temporary-account expiry rule to saved credentials.
Does it work on every website?
No. Websites differ in their registration forms, email policies, browser requirements, CAPTCHA challenges, and authentication methods. Some registrations cannot be automated.
What happens when a website blocks automation?
When supported, the agent can prepare registration values for manual entry. You complete the registration in the website's supported browser.
Can it complete CAPTCHA challenges?
CAPTCHA and browser compatibility restrictions can prevent automated registration. The agent does not bypass them. When one appears, the task pauses so you can complete it yourself, or you can use the manual fallback, when supported.
Can it register me through Google, Facebook, X, or a passkey?
Websites that exclusively require unsupported social-login or passkey flows cannot currently be registered through the ordinary automated registration workflow.
Does it generate a unique password for each website?
That is the intended behavior for supported registrations. Each password is generated randomly and the credentials are saved in the vault so you can retrieve them later.
Can I read other messages sent to the temporary email address?
Yes, when the associated inbox remains available through the supported email provider. Message availability depends on provider capabilities and retention rules.
Do temporary accounts expire?
Yes. Temporary account credentials are kept for a configured retention period (7 days by default) and are then scrubbed from the vault. The temporary inbox has its own expiry date, which the app shows, and message availability depends on the email provider.
Do permanent accounts last forever?
Permanent mode does not apply the temporary-account expiry rule to saved credentials. It does not guarantee that the external website, Gmail connection, or account will remain available forever.
Is Temp Identity Agent a password manager?
It includes a credential vault for accounts created through its own registration workflows, where you can reveal or delete each saved login. It does not currently import existing passwords or autofill them in your browser, so it is not a replacement for a dedicated password manager.
Spend less time signing up. More time using what you came for.
Paste a website link and let Temp Identity Agent handle the supported registration steps.