does.software - Your own subdomain for your site and your email

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Pick a word and get word.does.software for free. Point it at your portfolio or GitHub with paths like /cv, forward mail to the inbox you already use, or upload a ZIP and host a static site with HTTPS. You won't need to buy a domain or touch DNS.

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Heeyyy Product Hunt! I'm Hector and I built does.software. I wanted a short address for my CV and my GitHub. Buying a domain, setting up DNS and configuring mail felt like a lot for something that only had to redirect, so I made a service where you pick one word and get word.does.software. With your name you can: - Redirect it to any URL and add paths, so /cv opens your CV and /github your profile - Forward to the inbox you already read - Upload a ZIP, or connect a GitHub or GitLab repo, and your static site will be live with HTTPS in about 30 seconds. Every push redeploys it, and you can roll back to an earlier version in one click - Check clicks, page views and forwarded mail day by day, without cookies - Get a warning if the site your name points to goes down The free plan stays free. You get one name with 3 path redirects and 2 email forwards, and you renew it with one click every 60 days. After a few days of use you may unlock a free 14-day trial with hosting and advanced analytics, and you won't need a card for it. Starter is €2.99/mo, or €2.56/mo paid yearly. Your name stops expiring and you get a real mailbox with webmail. Pro is €5.99/mo, or €5.12/mo yearly. It gives you 3 names, 3 mailboxes per name and the full analytics. For the launch, the code PRODUCTHUNT10 gives you 10% off any yearly plan. Schools can use it too. Teachers get a panel where they approve their students names and follow their group projects. It's still in testing, but schools can already use it. The site is in English, Spanish and Catalan. What would you point your word at? I'd also like to hear what's missing before you'd use it.