Stop wasting time checking domains one by one. Fast Domain Checker uses DNS records to instantly verify availability across multiple TLDs simultaneously. Includes a built-in AI assistant to brainstorm and check brandable names in seconds.
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Hi Product Hunt! š
Finding the right domain name has always been a tedious, slow process of searching one by one on registrar websites. I wanted something instant, directly in the browser, that doesn't disrupt the workflow.
So, I built Fast Domain Checker. It uses direct DNS resolution to check multiple TLDs simultaneously, making it incredibly fast.
⨠Core Features:
š Lightning Fast: Checks up to 20 TLDs at once using DNS records.
š¤ AI Assistant: Tell the AI what your project is about, and it will brainstorm brandable names and check their availability instantly.
š Beautiful UI: Clean, minimalist design with seamless Dark/Light mode.
š Favorites & History: Keep track of your ideas easily.
āØļø Bulk Search: Type multiple names to check them all in one go.
It's completely free to use. I'd love for you to try it out and hear your feedback! Let me know what features you'd like to see in the next updates.
Happy domain hunting! šÆ
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How does the AI assistant actually come up with brandable name ideas, and does it check domains in real time as it suggests them or is that a separate step?
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Just tried it and it worked surprisingly well. It was fast, simple, and gave me exactly what I needed.
The only thing I'd love to see is price information shown directly in the results.
Funny enough, I was actually looking for something like this a few months ago and couldn't find anything, so it's a bit frustrating to discover it only now.
It's probably not a tool you'll use every day, but when you do need it, it can save a lot of time. Honestly, I'm kind of surprised nobody built something like this sooner.
How does the AI assistant actually come up with brandable name ideas, and does it check domains in real time as it suggests them or is that a separate step?
Just tried it and it worked surprisingly well. It was fast, simple, and gave me exactly what I needed.
The only thing I'd love to see is price information shown directly in the results.
Funny enough, I was actually looking for something like this a few months ago and couldn't find anything, so it's a bit frustrating to discover it only now.
It's probably not a tool you'll use every day, but when you do need it, it can save a lot of time. Honestly, I'm kind of surprised nobody built something like this sooner.