I was browsing through the Apple App Store this morning to see what domain name related apps you can purchase for your iPhone and/or iPad. There were more than I expected.
If you’ve used any of the apps listed below in ABC order, let others know what you think of them. I have an iPad but haven’t downloaded any of these apps yet.
- Deep Whois (free)
- DN Forum Mobile ($4.99)
- Domain Scout (free)
- Domainster Instant Domain Search and Suggestion ($.99)
- Domain Pro (free)
- Domain Storm by Network Solutions (free)
- DomainTools Whois, Thumbnail, Availability (free)
- Domain Tracker ($.99)
- GoDaddy Mobile Domain Manager (free)
- iDomain Monitor ($2.99)
- Instant Domain Checker (free)
- Name.com (free)
- NameDrive
Did I miss any apps that you’d recommend to others? If so, what purpose do they serve and how much are they?
I use DomainScout. It’s Nice & Easy.
Godaddy rocks. Easier than website, especially the whois after a search. Managing NS is easy too. You have to really know what you are looking for with auction function. I participated in a focus group on it at their office, they are really dedicated to it.
Domainsbot (Free)
HotNameList (Free)
Verisign Domain Tracker (Free)
Verisign Domain View (Free)
Namer ($0.99)
Check the Domainsville.com Directory for a listing of iPhone/iPad domain apps.
I use Domain Storm and Deep Whois both very good. There is also TapaTalk, I do not remember if it was free though, but great for viewing forums and adding your forum if you have one. (no i do not own it, just incase a few will think that i’m advertising)
Domaintools’ is ok
I also have been using Namedrive’s (not on your list), like it.
I use DomainTools, and an app called Keywords that lets you do keyword research like GAKT, but on the go. Both are iPhone, the keyword one I think was $4.99 but totally worth it to me because the GAKT website doesn’t work in Safari on my phone.
Check all the free iPhone apps on: http://www.domainom.com/20110808/mobil-dunyada-domain-iphone-icin-domain-uygulamalari
The website’s language is Turkish but app names and links are universal 🙂