NameSweep suggests the variants people actually use, like getname, nameapp or name_hq, so you can try each in one tap.
Domains, socials, both app stores and the big code registries are checked at the same time, so a full sweep takes seconds, not an afternoon.
Every open result links straight to the registrar or sign-up page, with prices for open domains and expiry dates for taken ones.
.com .io .app .co .ca .net .ai .dev .xyz .me .so .gg
YouTube, TikTok, X, Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, Reddit, Twitch, Discord, Telegram, Linktree, Patreon, Substack
Apple App Store and Google Play, matched on the app's actual name.
GitHub, GitLab, npm and PyPI, for when your brand ships software too.
Some sites hide profiles behind a login. When NameSweep can't confirm a result it says "Verify" and gives you a one-tap link to check, instead of guessing Open and letting you find out later.
Checks the misspellings people will really type, so nobody catches your visitors or email.
Flags names that are crude or unfortunate in 28 languages and slangs, before your customers do.
Spots taken accounts that look abandoned and links the platform's own name-release policy.
Sweep up to three names side by side and let the brand scores pick the winner.
Opens the USPTO, EUIPO, CIPO and WIPO registers with your name already filled in.
Save your shortlist, sort it by score and re-sweep any name later in one tap.
US price shown. The App Store sets the price in your country.
No. NameSweep works fully without one. Your purchase is tied to your Apple ID, and your sweeps stay on your iPhone. Signing in is optional.
Each source is checked the most reliable way it allows: DNS and registry lookups for domains, official APIs where they exist, and a private in-app browser for sites without one. If a site won't give a clear answer, you'll see Verify rather than a guess. Always confirm with the registrar or platform before you commit.
No. It finds what's open and takes you straight to the registrar or the platform's sign-up page, where you claim it yourself.
Your sweeps are stored only on your device. To check a name, the app has to ask each service about it, so the name is sent to those services. We don't collect or sell it. Details are in the privacy policy.
Open NameSweep, go to Settings and tap Restore purchases, signed in with the same Apple ID you bought with.