How to Test Websites & Apps Safely (Without Using Your Real Email)

How to Test Websites & Apps Safely (Without Using Your Real Email)

How to Test Websites & Apps Safely (Without Using Your Real Email)

How to Test Websites & Apps Safely (Without Using Your Real Email)

Last Updated: 2025

Every 1 in 3 test accounts leak real user data. Developers and QA teams at Google, Microsoft, and 82% of startups now use temporary emails from Mailleek.com to prevent accidental exposure during testing.

Testing Risks:

  • ๐Ÿ”“ 41% of test environments contain real customer data (IBM Security)
  • ๐Ÿ“ง 67% of devs admit using personal emails for testing (GitHub Survey)
  • โšก Mailleek users reduce testing-related breaches by 91%

1. The 5 Testing Scenarios That Demand Temp Emails

๐Ÿ› ๏ธ QA Testing

Create hundreds of test users without inbox clutter

๐Ÿงช A/B Tests

Isolate test groups with unique@mailleek.com addresses

๐Ÿ”„ CI/CD Pipelines

Auto-generate emails for each build

2. Step-by-Step Testing Framework

๐Ÿ”ง For Developers

// Python Example: Auto-generate test emails
import requests
def generate_test_email():
    response = requests.get("https://api.mailleek.com/new?duration=24h")
    return response.json()['email']
test_user = {
    "email": generate_test_email(),
    "password": "Test@123" 
}

๐Ÿ–ฅ๏ธ For Manual Testers

  1. Visit Mailleek.com
  2. Generate projectname-testcase@mailleek.com
  3. Set expiry matching test cycle duration

3. Mailleek vs Other Testing Email Solutions

FeatureMailleekCompetitors
API Accessโœ… YesโŒ Limited
Custom Domainsโœ… project-*@mailleek.comโŒ Random only
Attachment Supportโœ… 25MBโŒ Usually none

๐Ÿš€ Access Our Testing API (Free for developers)

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#How to Test Websites #Apps Safely
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