Hey Product Hunt!
I got legally ordained online (Universal Life Church — free, takes 5 minutes) and immediately used my new powers to build this: a site that blesses your domain name.
20 rotating blessing phrases, a "sinful domains" blocklist that denies gambling/adult/malware sites, and bulk mode for blessing up to 500 domains at once.
Completely free, no login. Would love your feedback!
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BlessMyDomain gave me a surprisingly wholesome little ceremony for my blog. The non-denominational touch is a nice move, and the certificate I got is genuinely cute.
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love how it doesn't take itself too seriously while still being genuinely charming. the little holy water animation when you submit a domain is such a delightful touch.
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Genuinely made me smile, which is kind of rare for a landing page. Liked that it just gives you the blessing without any weird upsells or signups.
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BlessMyDomain has such a charming little logo and the copy lands just right without feeling try-hard. Love how the whole thing just delivers exactly what it promises, nothing extra.
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Love the gentle "bless your domain" copy, it lands just right without tipping into kitsch. The clean single-screen flow makes the whole thing feel quick, warm, and a little bit magical.
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BlessMyDomain gave me a surprisingly wholesome little ceremony for my blog. The non-denominational touch is a nice move, and the certificate I got is genuinely cute.
love how it doesn't take itself too seriously while still being genuinely charming. the little holy water animation when you submit a domain is such a delightful touch.
Genuinely made me smile, which is kind of rare for a landing page. Liked that it just gives you the blessing without any weird upsells or signups.
BlessMyDomain has such a charming little logo and the copy lands just right without feeling try-hard. Love how the whole thing just delivers exactly what it promises, nothing extra.
Love the gentle "bless your domain" copy, it lands just right without tipping into kitsch. The clean single-screen flow makes the whole thing feel quick, warm, and a little bit magical.