Search shows fewer names that don't fit

Searching the domain catalog for a single word used to bury the names you wanted. A search for “hello” found callhello.com and hellobg.com, then listed dozens of names that had nothing to do with a greeting.

Two changes fix that.

Matches by meaning get a second check. When you describe an idea, the search still compares your words with the description and use cases we publish for each name. A second step now reads your words together with each candidate's description and drops the names that don't fit. A search for “hello” now shows six names instead of a full page, and “a cozy bakery brand” still finds bakery names such as sweetish.com and cakette.com.

Spelling matches allow fewer typos. The search still forgives a typo in a longer word: “stokswarm” finds stockswarm.com. A word of five letters or fewer must now match exactly, so “hello” no longer lists devhell.com, and “cars” no longer lists cashstorm.com.

Nothing changes in how you search or how results look. AI assistants that use our search get the same improvements.

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