Codes without
the copy-paste.
Let your agent retrieve verification emails and keep the signup flow moving.
It writes code. Ships apps. Gets stuck at “verify your email.”
Give it a damn inbox. Let it get back to work.
Use this code to verify your email address.
> waiting_for_email
> message_received
> human_not_required ✓FOR THE BUILDERS WHO WOULD RATHER BE BUILDING.
Your agent doesn’t need another human in the loop.
It needs an email address of its own.
Let your agent retrieve verification emails and keep the signup flow moving.
Bring login and password-reset emails into the workflow your agent already runs.
Keep test runs separate with dedicated addresses, instead of one chaotic shared mailbox.
The planned workflow is deliberately simple.
No email client. No inbox archaeology.
Create a dedicated inbox for its task or test run.
Receive the verification, sign-in, or reset message.
Retrieve the message through an API and let your agent take the next step.
Not yet. This is a preview of the receive-only agent inbox product we’re building. The demo uses simulated messages; production access and pricing are not available yet.
No campaigns, cold outreach, or newsletters. InboxIt is focused on receiving email for agents and automated application testing.
Your coding or testing agent runs the tests. InboxIt is intended to provide the inbox it needs to complete email-based steps.
Some applications restrict automated signups or disposable email domains. Compatibility will depend on the application and domain; universal acceptance is not promised.
Real product in progress. Zero imaginary customers.