Distributed domain search
Meaningful two-word .com names like breadmenu.com still expire or slip through every day. Press “Start” and your connection checks candidates a little at a time. Sellable names are bought the moment they are found, and POOL members are paid on the spot.
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Freshly found domains at fixed, near-cost prices. Checkout is handled securely by Atom, which also takes care of payment verification and transfer. See all listings →
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Dig together, share the sale reward
When a POOL name is bought in a round, the reward is split by the number of candidates each member found that round (with a per-person cap). The unit reward rises with people online. Server finds (expiry watch) are shared in POOL too.
Open the link we email you. No password.
Choose a lookup pace. It is low-power by design: the load is on your connection, not your CPU. Your consent is recorded with a signature.
Your browser asks public DNS and each registry's RDAP server about candidate names.
A sellable name (evidence of demand, natural English, commercial use and a wholesale value above cost) is bought the moment it is found. One eighth of the estimated floor resale price (boosted by people online) is paid out immediately as points to the POOL members who found candidates (1 pt = 1 JPY).
A service where participants’ browsers search, together, for valuable .com names that are not registered. Candidates are bought from the top in hourly rounds and sold in the bargain shop (checkout and transfer handled by Atom). People who found a bought name receive points.
Regular hunting barely touches your machine: one low-power background worker that mostly waits on the network, paced automatically to DNS limits. The optional CPU search uses CPU and RAM only after you agree and set the threads, CPU share and RAM cap yourself.
Only domain-name lookups, sent from your IP address to Cloudflare’s and Google’s public DNS and to registries’ public RDAP servers. CPU search downloads a compact filter once. We never access your files or browsing history.
The base is one tenth of the bought domain’s estimated floor resale price (after the sales fee), converted to yen, and it rises with the number of people online (capped). Checks alone earn nothing. Your pending estimate is shown in the wallet.
When a POOL name is bought in a round, the reward is split by how many candidates each person found that round. Your finds are saved even if you reload or leave, and rounds without a purchase stay pending until the next one.
In the wallet, choose a Bitrefill gift card (Amazon, Apple, Google Play and more). The code is also emailed to your registered address. 1 point = 1 JPY.
Each name gets the lowest fixed price (for example $29 or $39) that still recovers the cost, the points paid out and the sales fee. There is no auction and no haggling; Atom handles checkout and transfer safely.
An optional feature that uses a compact filter of registered names (it only answers “present / absent” and contains no list) to match hundreds of millions of candidates on your CPU. Only names that are absent in .com but present in another TLD — evidence of demand — are sent. You can stop any time.