Check domain ideas from new pull requests
When a new pull request mentions a product or domain idea, check availability in Whoisfreaks and report the result.
From messaging apps, check domains, inspect WHOIS and DNS records, verify availability, and investigate IP, SSL, and security details.
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Drive it by message when you need it, or put it on autopilot.
Turn a voice memo or forwarded email into a clean domain or IP lookup record for Whoisfreaks.
Change a lookup request from chat, such as “Check example.com availability again and include suggestions.”
Ask about Whoisfreaks data, such as “Which domains does this company own?” and get a direct reply.
Receive scheduled summaries of domain availability, WHOIS changes, DNS results, certificates, or security findings in your messages.
Have Notis run recurring domain availability, WHOIS, DNS, SSL, or threat checks on a schedule.
Send Whoisfreaks results to Google Sheets, Slack, or Gmail for tracking, review, and follow-up.
Pick the channel you already live in. Notis turns it into a fully native Whoisfreaks remote.
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Voice-first Whoisfreaks bot. Record, tag, file.
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Slack
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iMessage
Native bubbles. iPhone, iPad and Mac.
Gmail
Forward emails. Get them filed in Whoisfreaks.
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Check domain ideas from new pull requests
When a new pull request mentions a product or domain idea, check availability in Whoisfreaks and report the result.
Check domain availability from new issues
Turn naming requests in new GitHub issues into immediate Whoisfreaks availability checks.
Verify SSL after a deployment
Run an SSL certificate lookup whenever a GitHub deployment is created and surface certificate details in your reporting channel.
Verify DNS after deployment status
Check live DNS records when GitHub reports a new deployment status, helping confirm that domains resolve as expected.
Inspect domain registration after workflow runs
Run a live WHOIS lookup when a GitHub Actions workflow changes state, keeping domain context close to operational events.
Inventory subdomains after a code scanning alert
Discover subdomains associated with a domain when GitHub creates a new code scanning alert.
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