Account library
Search and filter logins by platform. Each card can hold credentials, status, tags, recovery notes, and linked profiles.
Features
LoginScout features: vault, temp email, MFA, and burner numbers
LoginScout is a private library for logins you own. The features below are in the product today — not a roadmap dressed up as a feature list.
How to use LoginScout features
Step 1
Create a free vault
Sign up with a username and PIN, or continue with Google. The free plan holds up to five accounts with local encryption, notes, authenticator codes, and encrypted backups.
Step 2
Add the logins you already have
Save platform, username, password, and the recovery context you would otherwise lose in Discord or a spreadsheet.
Step 3
Turn on extra tools when you need them
Use MFA for logins that already have TOTP. Upgrade to Premium if you need a larger library, cloud sync, a private temp mailbox, or burner numbers.
What you can keep in one place
Authenticator (TOTP)
Import otpauth secrets, watch 6-digit codes rotate, and keep backups next to the login they protect.
Notes beside the password
Color-coded notes for recovery steps, PINs you trust, and setup reminders — not a separate app.
Premium temp mail and burner SMS
Disposable inboxes and short-lived 5sim numbers for verification on accounts you own. Usage is limited; providers can be unavailable.
What LoginScout is not
It is not a browser extension that auto-fills Steam or Chrome. It is not a shop that generates or sells game accounts. It does not claim SOC 2, ISO, or insurance certifications on this site.
Use a general password manager for banks and identity if you already have one. LoginScout is built for the pile of gaming and service logins, plus optional Premium temp mail and SMS checks those signups demand.
Questions people ask
Is temp mail on the free plan?
No. A LoginScout-issued disposable inbox and burner numbers are Premium. The free vault still stores logins, notes, authenticator codes, and the recovery email you put on each library card — it does not issue a vault-tied temp mailbox. See Pricing for current plans.
Does LoginScout auto-fill passwords in games?
No. You copy from the library. That is intentional — the vault is a place you open on purpose.
Is LoginScout a replacement for 1Password, Bitwarden, or Proton Pass?
No. Those are general password managers. LoginScout is a gaming login library with optional Premium temp mail and burner SMS. Keep the manager you already audit for banks. See the compare pages for Proton Pass hide-my-email vs a vault inbox, and for 1Password or Bitwarden.
Is LoginScout the same as Guerrilla Mail or Temp-Mail.org?
No. Public temp-mail dumps are shared and short-lived. A LoginScout-issued inbox is Premium and tied to your vault next to the login. Free can still store whichever address you used.
Related guides
How it works Related LoginScout page. Pricing Free vault limits, and what Premium adds. Authenticator Authenticator codes saved beside the login they belong to. Permanent temp mail A private inbox that stays with the login, not a public temp-mail dump. Burner numbers Short-lived SMS lines for verification, with a monthly Premium quota. Integrations Related LoginScout page. Organize gaming alts One card per alt so usernames, mail, and notes stay together. Temp email for game signups When a private inbox helps a game signup, and when it does not. Burner SMS for game signups How burner SMS fits verification, including sites that reject virtual numbers. LoginScout vs Proton Pass Vault inbox versus a forwarding alias. LoginScout vs public temp-mail Private vault inbox versus a public temporary-email site.
Keep the identity with the login.
Create a free vault, then upgrade for a private temp mailbox and burner numbers when the library grows.