unclaimed

unclaimed

Find available single-word domains from your terminal.

npm i -g unclaimed
unclaimed

The bare command opens the interactive interface in a terminal. Tab cycles through checking one word, browsing saved available names, and updating the local database. First run can backfill new rows; later runs can resume unresolved checks or recheck saved results. The browse view has search, TLD, form, length, premium, price, corpus, and sort filters.

Press b on a selected available domain to open it at a registrar. Unclaimed uses Porkbun where supported, prefers Netim for .md and .so, and falls back to Netim for other TLDs.

Explicit commands and flags stay headless for agents, scripts, and CI:

unclaimed check orbit --tlds io,ai,dev

Unclaimed checks RDAP first, falls back to WHOIS, and stores results in local SQLite. It bundles 11,822 words and accepts your own word and TLD lists.

Full update

# Recheck the bundled corpus on the default TLDs
unclaimed refresh

# Recheck every stored row, including custom imports
unclaimed refresh --all

For a faster registrar-backed pass, configure Namecheap credentials and run unclaimed refresh --all --fast.

Custom TLDs

unclaimed check orbit --tlds co.uk,design,tools
unclaimed sweep --tlds-file ./tlds.txt

Run unclaimed config to find the config file. It supports default tlds, database, and per-TLD rdap, whois, availablePatterns, and whoisPaceMs overrides.

Results

• available: the registry indicates no registration
• registered: a registration or reserved-name signal was found
• unknown: the response could not be classified, so do not treat it as free

Confirm an available result at a registrar before buying. Pricing and premium status can change.

More

See the full documentation for scanning, filters, pricing, storage, agent skill usage, and development.

MIT. The interactive interface is adapted from Yoinks; see THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md in the package.