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The registry that runs the TLD keeps the authoritative list, and RDAP is the standard way to ask it. Registered domains come back with dates and status; absent ones read as available — with the honest caveat that a registrar has the last word at purchase time. No prices, no upsells, no suggestions.
Asks the TLD registry's own RDAP service — the standard successor to WHOIS — so the query goes to the registry that owns the namespace, and nowhere else. We store nothing.
Type or paste a public web address. Nothing about your own files or device is involved — only the page you name.
This is one of the few Programs tools that can’t run on your device — browsers deliberately can’t read other websites. Our server fetches the page and sends the result straight back: nothing is stored, and the address is never logged or put into analytics.
The answer appears on this page as you go. There is nothing to download, because the answer IS the page — screenshot it or write down what matters. No copy is kept on our side — there is no storage for one to sit in.