Find a domain name your customers will remember
Type a word or a name. See which extensions are free, from .com to .co.in, in one list. Checked from your browser; nothing is stored by us.
Free. No account needed. Press / to come back here, ? for shortcuts.
- Type a word or a name. It makes the names to check: popular extensions (you can pick your own in Settings), your country's, and domain hacks like delicio.us.
- Your browser checks each one. Public DNS first, then the registry itself. Nothing goes through us, and nothing is stored by us.
- See what you can register. Star names into lists, export them, or open a name for its dates and registrar.
delicio.us or requestb.in.Saved names
Names you starred.
Lists stay in this browser only. Sign in to keep them in your account and see them on your other devices; the names you starred here come with you.
Saved in your account · in sync
The CSV has what each check answered (DNS, the registry's RDAP server, time), for debugging.
Settings
Kept in this browser only (Account: on our server). Changes apply to your next search.
An account is optional. With one you keep your saved lists on all your devices, watch names and get an email when they change, and use the API and MCP server with your own key.
Each name is checked once a day, every 6 hours when it is free or expires within 30 days. When its status changes (a taken name drops, a free name is registered) you get an email at .
For the API and the MCP server. A key acts as you: keep it like a password. Checks with a key count toward your plan's daily allowance.
Let Claude or another MCP client check names and manage your watchlist. Address: https://rememberthedomain.com/mcp. Without a key it works with a small daily allowance.
claude mcp add --transport http rememberthedomain https://rememberthedomain.com/mcp \
--header "Authorization: Bearer rtd_your_key"
API: GET /api/v1/search?name=sunrise%20bakery&country=IN, POST /api/v1/check {"domains": [...]}, /api/v1/watches, /api/v1/usage, with Authorization: Bearer. More on How it works.
Each name goes to one of the services you pick, the least busy one, so long lists run on several in parallel. Each service gets at most 4 questions at a time from this page; one that fails rests for a minute and the name moves to the next.
Move your settings to another browser, or keep a copy. The file stays on your device.