WordPress dev. I build plugins and themes and tinker with domain names on the side.

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Krasen Slavov • Peerlist

<p>NameDaemon App is nine free tools for .com domain names in a window of their own. Install it from the browser (Chrome or Edge) and find a name, judge it and watch it without a pile of tabs.</p><p>I built it because choosing a name for a new project kept turning into the same chore: generate ideas, find that most are taken, check the rest one by one, then wonder whether a used domain has a bad past. The tools answer those questions from a daily snapshot of about 167 million registered .com names, with live registry checks for the answers that matter.</p><h3>What is inside</h3><ul><li><p>Domain Name Generator: scored ideas that are not taken, confirmed live.</p></li><li><p>Availability Checker: up to 50 names at once - taken, available or about to drop.</p></li><li><p>Domain Report: one shareable page per name (score, appraisal, screening, handles, health, history).</p></li><li><p>Domain Score and Appraisal: a 0 to 100 score that explains itself, and a strength report with a seller pitch - strength, never an invented price.</p></li><li><p>Domain Audit: what a used domain used to be (Internet Archive), topic changes, spam and blocklist signals.</p></li><li><p>Domain Health Check: expiry, transfer lock, DNS, SPF, DMARC, blocklists.</p></li><li><p>Short Domains and Drop Calendar: pronounceable 3 to 6 letter names that are missing from the zone, and expiring names with estimated release dates.</p></li></ul><h3>How it is built</h3><p>It is a PWA inside a WordPress theme: a web app manifest with its own scope (/app/), a service worker that keeps only the app's look and an offline page (never a lookup result), icons, screenshots and a shortcut per tool. The tools are server-side PHP and a small Python API; the front end has no framework. The data is the registry's daily zone file, used under its terms, so there is no bulk export of names - you get answers, not the list.</p><h3>What I tried to be careful about</h3><p>"Not in the snapshot" is not "available", and drop dates are estimates. Every result says which day it is from.</p><p>Free, no account, no ads. There is also a free Chrome extension and an optional paid plan with daily keyword alerts on the website; the app itself has only the free tools. Feedback is very welcome.</p>