The asymmetry

Building takes a weekend. Checking still takes weeks.

Starting a company, buying a domain, filing a trademark, coding a platform: all of it has compressed into a few clicks or a few days. One thing has not kept up: knowing whether the space you are aiming at is still free, and whether it stays free while you build. Competitors are still discovered by accident, in a video, three weeks too late.

Every source queried, every answer kept.

This snapshot was captured from the production canonical engine. It is a real observation, not a marketing fixture.

Production observation19 Aug 2026, 22:54 UTC

NAME / Candidate name

ZAVRYNTA

OPEN_WITH_CONDITIONS9 / 9sources completed
23evidence records

ZAVRYNTA is an ordinary candidate name, picked to be checked. It is not a brand you are meant to recognise: what matters is the run underneath it, made live by the production engine.

RDAP7 queried · 7 no match NO_MATCH
Google DNS7 queried · 7 no match NO_MATCH
npm1 queried · 1 no match NO_MATCH
PyPI1 queried · 1 no match NO_MATCH
GitHub1 queried · 1 no match NO_MATCH
X1 queried · 1 no match NO_MATCH
YouTube1 queried · 1 no match NO_MATCH
LinkedIn1 queried · 1 no match NO_MATCH
INPI trademarks1 queried · 1 no match NO_MATCH

For anyone who has to choose a name before committing.

Founders lining up a domain, handles and a mark. Creators avoiding a name that is already taken. Developers looking for a clean namespace.

The three tools.

Start from an idea, from a name you already have, or from a whole shortlist. All of them run on the same bounded evidence model.

NAME LABBETA

Describe an idea, get checked candidates

Candidate names in two labelled families, each one already measured against the same sources as a Preflight.

Generate names

PREFLIGHT

Check a name you already have in mind

Collisions, coverage, limitations and the next justified action for a single candidate.

Run Preflight

SHORTLISTFREE BETA

Compare several candidates

See which candidate is least contested inside the same completed source boundary.

Compare candidates

Declared scope

What is checked today, and what is coming.

Real sources, queried on every scan. Availability is never invented: a source that cannot answer stays explicitly unknown.

DOMAINS · RDAPRegistry records, candidate variantsACTIVE
DNSPublic resolver, liveACTIVE
NPMJavaScript package namespaceACTIVE
PYPIPython package namespaceACTIVE
GITHUBDeveloper and repository identitiesACTIVE
SOCIAL HANDLESX, YouTube, LinkedInACTIVE
INPI · EXACT NAMEOfficial French trademark recordsACTIVE

These are expanded coverage intentions, not dated promises. None of these additional layers is queried today.

EXTENDED TRADEMARK REVIEWSimilar names, classes, EUIPO and internationalPLANNED
WATCHStatus change alerts over timePLANNED

Which one should exist first?

Nothing below is queried today. What gets built next is decided by what people ask for.

Capabilities you would use

UNCLMD is preliminary screening. It is not legal clearance, trademark advice or a guarantee of availability.

Unknown is a valid result.

A source, a time, a limit.

Every conclusion stays attached to a source, an observation time and a coverage boundary. Missing evidence is never treated as evidence of availability.

SOURCE

Every observation identifies its provider.

FRESHNESS

Every report records when the territory was checked.

LIMIT

Unchecked territory remains explicitly unknown.

DECISION

No arbitrary score replaces the evidence.

Creation Intelligence

Today: a name's digital territory.

What exists, what is occupied, what remains unknown: UNCLMD measures this today, for a name, through RDAP, DNS, package registries, GitHub, public profiles and an official French INPI exact-name trademark screen. What the same method could measure next is an intention, not a dated promise.

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