Know before you commit.
Tooloka builds small tools that each answer one question about a decision you are about to make.
Nothing in the public record works against you.
The name had a life before you. Every finding is named.
Substantial prior use. Buy only if you can accept what it carries.
A disqualifying finding, with the evidence it rests on.
A disqualifying finding, with the evidence it rests on.
One tool, one question.
A tool joins Tooloka only when it answers something specific well. There is no general purpose product here, and nothing is bundled to pad a plan.
Tells you whether a domain name carries risk from a previous owner, before you buy it.
Shows you how a product looks on you before you buy it.
Tells you when a lookalike of your brand name is registered, and whether it is actually dangerous.
DomainGuard is free. Image Studio is an invite-only beta. Every tool added later gets its own page here, priced on its own.
How a check runs
You give it one thing
A domain name you are about to buy. No account, no upload, no setup.
It reads the public record
The registry, the web archive, the certificate logs and live DNS, in a single pass. Progress is visible while it works.
You get one answer and its evidence
A verdict, every finding it rests on, and a plain statement of what the check could not see.
Where the answer comes from
Nothing is guessed and nothing is bought. Every finding is traced to a public source you can open yourself, and every report links back to the exact record it read.
That is the whole product. A verdict you cannot verify is worth nothing.
What Tooloka will not claim
A tool that hides its blind spots is worse than no tool. Every report carries these limits in writing.
- No search engine or ad network publishes an interface that declares a domain banned. Everything here is inferred from public traces.
- A clean result means no evidence of a problem was found, not a guarantee that none exists.
- Web archive coverage is incomplete. A domain can be registered and parked without ever being archived.
- Ad networks keep their own reputation data private. No outside tool can read it.
- An advertising account can also be disabled for reasons that have nothing to do with a domain.
Start with the free one.
DomainGuard costs nothing. It is there so you can judge every other tool by it before you pay for one.
See DomainGuard