How to use Proxy Mail QA

1. Create your account

Open app.proxymail.qa and choose Create account. Sign up with your email and a password, or Continue with Google. If you used email, confirm it from the message we send you.

This is your login, so use your real work email here. The test addresses come next.

2. Set up your project

Your account starts with a project called My project, ready to use. Projects keep each client or app separate, so you might have one for Client A’s staging site and another for your own app.

To change a project, open the project switcher at the top left and choose Edit project, or New project to add one. You can set:

• Website: the site you’re testing, one click away from the app.
• Email prefix: a short tag such as cnn, so every new address in the project starts with cnn-.
• Mail domain: whether new addresses use @mailclub.dev or @enable.li.
• Environments: labels such as staging and production.

3. Create a test address

On the Accounts page, choose Add account. In the dialog:

• How many: one address, or up to 50 at once.
• Lasts: from 1 to 7 days.
• Address: Random (12 characters), Custom name (checked as you type, with free alternatives if it’s taken) or Persona username.
• Domain: the picker at the end of the address switches between @mailclub.dev and @enable.li.
• Label (optional): what the address is for, such as “Checkout test”.
• Generate persona: a fictional first name, last name and username for forms that ask for them.

Choose Create address. The new address is copied, ready to paste.

4. Use it in the app you’re testing

Paste the address into the form you’re testing: sign-up, magic-link sign-in, password reset, an invite or an order. Submit it. Most mail arrives within seconds.

5. Copy the code or click the link

You don’t need to open the email. The address’s row on Accounts updates by itself and moves to the top:

• A code appears with a Copy button, and a countdown when the email says how long the code lasts.
• A link becomes one button named for what it does, such as Activate account, Sign in, Accept invite or Reset password.
• Until something arrives, the row says Waiting for mail…

We never open links ourselves, so single-use links still work when you click them. To find a row quickly, use the Codes, Links and Expired filters, the tag filters, or search by email or service.

6. Read the full email when you need to

Choose Open inbox on a row to see every message for that address: who sent it, when it arrived, which service it came from, and every code and link found in it.

HTML email is shown in a locked-down view with scripts off. Remote images stay blocked, so tracking pixels don’t fire, until you choose Load remote images. If the row picked the wrong code or link, choose Use this instead on the right one, and the row switches to it.

7. Keep the details of each test account

Click an address on its row to open its details:

• Saved password: save the password you signed up with, or Generate one. It’s encrypted and hidden, and every reveal is logged. The row’s password column copies it in one click.
• Persona: copy any field or Copy all, or get a New persona.
• Notes and tags: write what the account was for, such as “youth account on staging”. Tags become filters on the Accounts page.
• Lifetime: see when the address expires and Extend 1 day at a time, up to 7 days from when it was created.

8. Clean up, or let addresses expire

Delete an address from its details with Delete address, or tick several rows and choose Delete. When an address expires, new mail to it is rejected, and the address, its mail and any saved password are deleted within an hour. Deleted and expired names are never given to anyone else.

Keep test accounts test-only: no personal email, real people’s data, or passwords you use anywhere else.