Create addresses from your application
Use scoped API keys to create single or batch inboxes, retrieve messages and check quota. Your plan’s active-inbox and daily-operation limits apply. Batch creation supports up to 100 addresses per request.
Create inboxes, check mail and extract code candidates with a scoped API key.
Use scoped API keys to create single or batch inboxes, retrieve messages and check quota. Your plan’s active-inbox and daily-operation limits apply. Batch creation supports up to 100 addresses per request.
Use sender, subject and time filters to avoid confusing an older message with the one your test expects. Extract verification-code candidates and inspect readable content. The Python quickstart runs a real receiving workflow with your own key and test sender.
Configure signed custom webhooks or supported chat channels. Notifications are queued and retried; consumers should deduplicate events. They contain message metadata rather than the full body, and the inbox link still requires the owning account to sign in.
Atlas <[email protected]>
Welcome back.
Use this sample code to continue:
713208Demonstration only. Not a usable sign-in code.
Inspect an example verification email, then reveal the code and link candidates.
Your code is 713208.
Verify at https://atlas.example/verify?token=sample
Click to inspect the sample result.
Choose a channel to preview its notification. Nothing is sent from this demonstration.
Your bot token and Chat ID are required for actual delivery.
Notification preview · No delivery attempted
Give a compatible agent a scoped key for workflows you authorize. Your mailbox password stays with you.
Illustrated workflow. No AI agent or signup runs in this demo.
Use your existing personal email through forwarding →“Wait for my application’s verification email, then show me the code.”
Explore the request and a sample response. This simulator does not call the live API.
Run the real Python quickstart →Choose an operation, then show its sample response.