Every domain you haven’t thought of yet
Search when you know what you want. Explore when you don’t. Either way, see only what nobody has registered.
No account, no card. Signed out, a pattern search checks 50 domains and a flow streams 30 names.
Search, or explore
Search
You know what you're looking for
Cross word lists into every combination, paste a list you already have, or check one name. Every result is a live check, available first.
Explore
You're not sure yet
Say what you're naming and names drift past, each checked as it goes. Type a direction and the stream bends towards it, keeping what came before.
Lists in, every free combination out
How pattern search works
Pick your lists
Drag lists from the library — cities, trades, tech nouns, app words, affixes. Standard accounts can add their own, typed or drafted from a brief.
Write the pattern
Order the lists, drop in literal text, and pick one of 7 extensions, from .com to .dev. The pattern is the query; change one term and the whole set regenerates.
Read what’s left
Every combination is checked against live registry data and streams into the table as it resolves. Available names arrive with buy links.
Pick your lists
Drag lists from the library — cities, trades, tech nouns, app words, affixes.
Write the pattern
Order the lists, drop in literal text, and pick one of 7 extensions, from .com to .dev.
Read what’s left
Results stream in as each check resolves. Available names arrive with buy links.
Thirty-six words is seventeen hundred domains
Three lists of twelve is 1,728 combinations on a single extension. Nobody types that into a registrar one at a time.
Availability changes daily, so a pattern you wrote in March is a fresh search in August. Set a watch on a registered name and we check it every few hours, then email you when it drops.
Thirty-six words is seventeen hundred domains
Three lists of twelve is 1,728 combinations on a single extension. Nobody types that into a registrar one at a time.
Set a watch on a registered name and we email you when it drops.
Steer while the names go past
For when you know what it’s for but not what it’s called. Describe it once, then let the names drift past.
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Describe it
A sentence about what you're naming. Names drift up the screen one after another, the free ones glowing as their checks come back.
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Steer in plain words
Type shorter, warmer, nautical. The stream leans towards it and keeps what you said before. Changing the extension changes the words, not just the ending.
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Keep the good ones
Names pass once and don't come back around. Heart the ones you like before they drift away, and they stay with you.