Nameopt.com (Beta)

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Update:
Improved UI

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OMG!!!

Awesome tool, thanks so much. I've been using Domain Name Analyser for regex searches, but this is so much lighter and efficient.

Have some questions:
1. What code languages did you build this with?
2. Any chance to implement the keyword list mixing feature of Domain name analyser?

Bonus that the interface is very beautifully designed.

@cixxy

Thanks checking it out, glad you liked the app!


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• For the front-end: Javascript, ReactJS
• For the back-end: Python, Flask for the API
• Bash for domain lists preprocessing
  
• For the regex and domain patterns functionality I used parsing combinators
• Most of the CSS is custom made with some components taken from bootstrap and material design

2. In fact I was thinking about implementing this feature. This is already done in the backend, I just need to port it over to the app

Yeah I was thinking React and Python since those are very lightweight languages.

Can't wait for the new feature. The app is like 100x faster than domain name analyser and doesn't crash all the time as well. Thanks!

awesome tool

Very fast without having to prove I am a human every time I do a search.

I will be using it

Looks good. Are the availability of names starting to be more accurate? I tested 2 and both were available but the other day it was not the same results.

Edit to add: Just tested another 2 names and they both have been taken since 2003 but shows as available.

creataweb said:

Looks good. Are the availability of names starting to be more accurate? I tested 2 and both were available but the other day it was not the same results.

Edit to add: Just tested another 2 names and they both have been taken since 2003 but shows as available.

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Click at the domain name to double check it's availability. Yes the accuracy for the mass availability is steadily increasing .

ch_dom said:

Click at the domain name to double check it's availability. Yes the accuracy for the mass availability is steadily increasing .

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Yeah maybe a way to help with this could be to take the names that have been searched and throw them into a batch later to scan again. If it's taken then remove it from the list the next time.

Coming soon:
New and more intuitive UI for the filters
Predefined lists like countries, most common words, most common prefixes/postfixes and so on
Ability to upload and use your own lists
Ability to use the words that appear from an external web page url as word lists

Example of a query that will be possible with the upcoming update:






[country] is a list of the most well known countries
[postfix:0:20] is a list of the 20 most common domain postfixes

you can also define your own [lists] and combine them with domain patterns (ie. (cvcv)) and regular expressions (ie. `[0-9]`) as you see fit.

For example: [country:0:10](v)`[a-z]{0,2}`word.gtld (What this query is saying is this: "I want to see all the combinations of the 10 most famous countries, a vowel, two letters and the string 'word', for the specified gtld.)

Last update let's you query from the browser's address bar like this: https://nameopt.com/[animal][postfix:0:10].com

Take a look at this thread for a bunch of queries that you can try: https://www.namepros.com/threads/list-of-interesting-search-queries-for-available-domains.1101554/

Let me know regarding any feedback or a feature that you think might be beneficial to have.

Cheers

New features coming soon.

Updates:

Faster loading times, especially when displaying thousands of domains.
Updated user interface
Added more query examples

great tool!
Do you have plans to make the website responsive? currently it is not usable on mobile.

Updates:

Updated the interface to be mobile responsive.

Cheers

Updates:

Added a list of all the taken domains in red.
Fixed a bug that was giving the empty query error inappropriately.
Made the scrolling experience better for the users who scroll with a mouse wheel. Also made the table friendlier to the eye.
Slight changes to the user interface.

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