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Domain Check

Domain availability checker · RDAP + WHOIS

Check any domain in seconds. Bulk-check a whole list, see the raw RDAP/WHOIS, and keep a private on-device history. No accounts, no ads, no tracking.

Download for Android iOS · App StoreComing soon Google PlayComing soon

Android APK is published on GitHub Releases — auto-updates nicely via Obtainium. Free · iOS 18+ · Android 8+.

Search history kept on device
Domain Check results with available and taken statuses
Settings with themes and languages
What it does

Everything you need to claim a name.

The same authoritative sources registrars use — wrapped in a fast, native app that respects you.

Single or bulk

Check one domain, or paste a whole list and check them all at once.

RDAP + WHOIS

Queries the official registration system via RDAP, falling back to WHOIS where needed.

Share to check

Hit Share from any app → Domain Check, and the name is looked up instantly.

Popular extensions

.com .net .org .app .dev one tap away — plus the full list of country-code TLDs.

The raw answer

View the full RDAP and WHOIS responses whenever you want the details.

Private history

Your lookups are saved only on your device — and you can clear them anytime.

18 languages

Localised into 18 languages with full right-to-left support, light and dark.

Material You

On Android, optional theming from your wallpaper. Native Liquid Glass on iOS.

Private by design

The only thing that leaves your phone is the domain you typed.

It's sent to the registry to check availability — nothing else. There's no account to make, nothing to log in to, and no profile of you anywhere. We can't see your searches because they never reach us.

No accounts No ads No analytics No tracking No data collected
How it works

Authoritative answers, no middleman.

Domain Check asks the registries the same way registrars do — so an “available” really means available, not an upsell. Full read-out: privacy policy ↗.

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You type a name

Or paste a list, or share a link from another app.

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RDAP asks the registry

The modern, structured lookup protocol — straight to the source of truth.

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WHOIS fills the gaps

For TLDs that don't speak RDAP yet, WHOIS answers instead.

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Clear verdict

Available, registered, or unknown — with the raw response a tap away.