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.
Tells you when a lookalike of your brand name is registered, and whether it is actually dangerous.
Tooloka runs one tool today, and it is free. 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