Gor Geghamyan

After launching RunEvr, we started getting a lot of offers related to blog post creation.

But we had already designed our own blog mechanism earlier, even before the launch.

We re working on this ourselves right now. We even built our own CMS to make it easy to create, review, and publish posts directly to our blog.

But one thing is important to us: the blog belongs to us.

If you've tried registering a domain anytime recently, you know how rare this is. Usually every decent idea is either parked for thousands or forces you into compromises. Finding a clean, 6-letter .com sitting right there felt like winning a tiny lottery.
It got me thinking about how much energy goes into naming in the early stages.
Question for the founders and creators here: How do you usually go about finding domains or experimenting with names?
Do you use AI tools, churn through registry searches, look for expired domains, or just stick to standard TLDs like .com or .ai no matter what?

Huge, huge thank you to everyone who supported us with their kind notes, reviews and votes during our launch yesterday!!!

We have blown all the tools competing against us out of the water with the whopping 495+ points. We competed against some INCREDIBLE companies - including Cursor and Open AI!!