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I used DNS and ChatGPT to perform <50ms Domain Name searches

3 pointsby louison11over 1 year ago
I&#x27;ve been annoyed with super slow domain availability checkers, and their suggestions.<p>So I built something that uses DNS resolve requests to check for availability and sends the typed query in real time to gpt-3.5-turbo for instant suggestions: https:&#x2F;&#x2F;einstein.domains&#x2F;<p>It is possible to modify the default prompt to tell it to be more specific and guide the process.<p>I made the whole thing around performance. Some requests take less than 5 ms. Of course, DNS Resolve requests are only 95% accurate. Sometimes a domain is reserved by the registrar (thus unavailable) but has no DNS, and thus produces a false positive. But the gain in performance is so high, that it&#x27;s an acceptable error-rate for my use case. It&#x27;s always possible to click &quot;Buy&quot; and see if the domain is actually available.<p>Hope this is useful to you. I built it for myself, but please enjoy. Whether you want to use it as the fastest way to check domain availability, or do some brainstorming.

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