> As the product owner, if I didn't need real email addresses, I would just use usernames. If there is an email, then a legitimate email address is required. Spam is a different problem.
I built this because I kept seeing disposable emails quietly ruin signups, waitlists, and metrics — especially on small projects where every user matters. Most solutions felt heavy, paid, or overkill, so I wanted something simple, fast, and free that developers could drop in instantly.
I can see your point. In many cases, an excess of middle managers can really bog down productivity. Shifting them back into individual contributor roles—or cutting them—can eliminate the bureaucracy that often just serves as formality rather than adding to real work.
I have heard that even though all transactions and payments are legal, some companies can be banned from the system without notice or a chance to defend themselves.
I didn't have a change to try this yet, Cloudflare mostly build products that aligns with my mindset. So I'll shoot a video when I have chance to try this.