Domains registered
401.6M
web addresses already taken, and the count grows every quarter
Source: Verisign Domain Name Industry Brief
Claim it before someone's chatbot already has
Tell us what you're building. We generate name ideas and screen every one against live .com availability, social handles, and what ChatGPT and Claude already associate with it — then score the shortlist, so you know exactly which names you can register today.
Live .com lookups,GitHub, X, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube,and GPT, Claude and Perplexity collision checks
Anonymous checks people ran before signing up
Why this exists
The domain is taken. Someone else trademarked something close. And when people ask ChatGPT about your kind of product, it already has an answer, and that answer is about someone else. Any one of those is annoying. All three at once is why naming something today feels impossible.
Domains registered
401.6M
web addresses already taken, and the count grows every quarter
Source: Verisign Domain Name Industry Brief
Name disputes, 2025
6,282
fights over names at the UN's arbitration court, an all-time record
Source: WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center
Weekly ChatGPT users
900M
people asking chatbots questions every week, including about your product category
Source: OpenAI figures, reported widely
Before the checks
Tell us what you're building, and four naming studios take a shot at it from different angles. An editor throws out the weak ones and the duplicates, and every survivor is checked against live .com registration and social handles before it reaches you. What lands is a scored shortlist you can actually register, not a pile of maybes.
Weekend bets / sandbox
generatingVantis
01business
Loomwork
02business
Sparrowkit
03product
Nookline
04product
Fernport
a 2021 crypto wallet, per ChatGPT
Quibbl
no ghosts. it is yours to claim.
Snackwyse
the internet's sourdough authority
Tindrop
a discontinued camera, per Gemini
Marrowly
no ghosts. it is yours to claim.
Blimpnote
a 2018 TikTok dance, allegedly
Corkscrewx
an Ohio ham-radio call sign
Pastelio
no ghosts. it is yours to claim.
Vantaworks
a shuttered Lisbon studio, per Claude
Bellhaus
a failed metaverse hotel, per GPT
Every week, founders fall in love with a name that already means something else inside the models: a dead startup, a discontinued camera, a TikTok dance. We surface the ghosts before you print the shirts.
The three checks
Not a made-up score. Three checks, run the moment you ask, each shown with the evidence behind it. You judge the risk. We just hand you the facts.
Domains
We ask the domain registry itself, the same source your registrar uses. If we say a name is open, it was open seconds ago.
Social handles
GitHub tells us a definite yes or no. The other platforms don't offer that, so we check the live profile and label it a best guess rather than fake a green checkmark.
AI associations
If ChatGPT already answers questions about your name with some other company, it will do that to your customers too. No domain search catches that, so we ask the models directly.
The same three checks, every time, on every name. See exactly how each one works.
Four steps from a blank page to a name you can actually own.
Step 1
Describe what you're building. Four naming studios argue from different angles, an editor keeps the strongest, and your report fills with scored candidates.
Step 2
Every candidate arrives checked: live .com registration, the major social handles, and what ChatGPT and Claude already think the name means. Re-check any name with one click.
Step 3
Buy the domain at a registrar, in your own name. We tell you it's open; the registration is yours.
Step 4
Star the name and Pro rechecks it every few hours, emailing you the morning something gets claimed.
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What it costs
Free
$0forever
Credits
$0.27per credit, in packs
Pro
Most capable$14.99per month
Credits never expire and sit on top of any plan. The full pricing page says the whole thing out loud.
Built for founders, creators, and makers launching in the age of AI.