Privacy

Last updated 13 November 2026

The short version: no accounts, no ads, no tracking. We see the names you type so we can check them, and that is about it.

What we see

• The names you type. They are sent to our server so we can check them. We keep the answers for up to an hour so that repeat searches are fast, then forget them. They are not linked to you.
• Your internet address. We use it only to stop any one visitor from overloading the site. It is held for up to ten minutes and we never save it to a file.

What stays on your device

• Your favorites. They are saved in your own browser and never sent to us. Clearing your browser data removes them.
• No cookies. We do not set any.

Who else is involved

• Checking a domain name. We ask public internet directories whether a name is taken, including ones run by Cloudflare and Google and by the organisations behind each ending. For the most popular endings, and for any name you point at, we may also ask Name.com, a company that sells domain names, so we can give a definite answer and a price. They all see the name, not you.
• Checking social names. We look at the public GitHub and YouTube pages for that name. They see the name, not you.
• Protection. Every visit passes through Cloudflare, which shields the site from attacks and overload. Like any such service, it sees your internet address and the pages you ask for.
• Hosting. The site runs on computers rented from Render. Render may keep routine records of visits, such as internet address and time.
• Buying a name. When you click through to buy, you leave this site and the seller's own privacy policy applies. The link tells the seller that you came from us.

What we do not do

We do not show ads, follow you around the web, build profiles, or sell or share information about you. Cloudflare shows us overall visitor numbers, never who visited.

Changes and questions

If this page changes, the date at the top changes with it. Questions are welcome on the contact page.