Lobby Domains is a project by Dale Hurley, an entrepreneur and engineer building practical software and AI tools.
Dale also created TimeLodge, which helps freelancers and small teams track time and expenses, turn their work into invoices, and spend less time on admin.
How it works
Chrome’s built-in AI generates names locally. Chrome may download its model the first time you enable it. There’s no cloud AI fallback.
Domain verification sends only the domain name directly to the registry’s HTTPS RDAP service. The registry sees the query and your IP address. Nothing is proxied through Lobby Domains.
A registry “not found” result means unregistered. Reserved, premium, or restricted names may still be unavailable. Timeouts, CORS failures, and rate limits are shown as unknown.
Search URLs include your brief, settings and available results so you can share them. Anyone with the link can read those fields. Optional local saves include your brief, settings, recent results and shortlist; anyone using this browser profile can open them. Delete individual saves or clear all local saves in the workspace. Exports contain only your shortlist and registry snapshots. We use no analytics, cookies, accounts or remote fonts. Hosting providers still serve the static site and may keep ordinary access logs.
Optional registrar links send the selected domain to the registrar you click and open its search page in a new tab. Your brief is never included. These links have no affiliate tracking. Registration, prices and renewal terms are handled by those providers.
WebMCP exposes idea generation, domain verification, results, and capabilities to compatible agents. ChatGPT or Claude can use these tools when their browser integration supports WebMCP. Agent conversations and returned results follow the agent provider’s own privacy settings.
IANA registry directory: 10/1/2026. About WebMCP