Domainer Privacy Policy

Last modified: November 11, 2026

This Privacy Policy is part of the Domainer Beta Evaluation Terms (https://domainer-app.pages.dev/terms) and is incorporated in them by reference.

Service: Domainer, the name and domain search website at domainer-app.pages.dev.

Operator: Lexicore LLC, a New York limited liability company ("Lexicore," "we," or "Owner"), which currently operates Domainer. Owner may assign Domainer and the Terms to a successor company, as the Terms (Section 14) describe.

Privacy contact: info@doctormm.com

1. Scope

This notice explains how Domainer collects, uses, stores, and discloses information when you use its website. Anyone may open the site and generate name ideas without an account; checking domain availability needs an account, which exists only when Owner or an admin invites you.

2. Information processed

Account and sign-in information. Domainer processes your email address, an account identifier, your plan and account status, whether you are an admin, and the record of your agreement to the Terms and this Policy (which version, when, and how). There is no password: Domainer emails you a one-time sign-in link, and only a secure hash of each link is stored. The service records the time of each successful sign-in and the country and Cloudflare data-center location associated with the request. A signed-in browser holds one session cookie.

Names and searches. The keywords you type and the names Domainer suggests are processed to answer your request and are not stored with your account; your generated names, selections and results are kept in your own browser's storage. When you check a domain, Domainer asks the domain registry's public RDAP or WHOIS service and keeps the domain name and the registry's answer in a results cache shared by all users, without your account, because a domain's registration status is public information.

Checks and link clicks. For each batch of availability checks, Domainer records against your account how many domains were asked of a registry, so that your plan's daily limit can be applied. When you follow a registrar, lookup or marketplace link, Domainer records which link and which domain were followed, and your account if you are signed in.

Feature usage. While Domainer is open in a signed-in browser tab, it records which of its buttons, boxes, tabs and settings you used and how many times, as fixed names and counts, about once a minute, a presence entry about every five minutes, and that an Export CSV happened. These entries never contain text you typed, the names Domainer suggested, or your IP address.

Technical data. Cloudflare, which hosts Domainer, and other network providers process network requests, IP addresses, cookies and related technical data as needed for operation, security, troubleshooting and abuse prevention.

3. Why Domainer uses this information

Domainer processes information to provide the name ideas and availability checks you ask for; sign you in; apply plan limits that protect the registries' services; administer accounts and invitations; detect misuse and security problems; understand which beta functions are used and which links people follow, including for referral commissions; troubleshoot errors; improve the product; communicate about your account and changes; and comply with applicable law.

4. Service providers and other parties

Domainer uses Cloudflare to operate the website and its backend: Cloudflare Pages and Workers, Durable Objects, and the D1 database. Invitation and sign-in emails are sent through Google Gmail. Domain names you check are sent to the domain registries' public RDAP and WHOIS services, and price lists are read from a registrar's public price list.

When you follow a link to a registrar, lookup service or marketplace, that site receives your visit directly and may set its own cookies, including referral cookies used to credit Owner with a commission. Its own privacy policy applies.

Domainer may disclose information to authorized service providers as needed to operate the service, when legally required, to protect rights or safety, or as part of a valid transfer of the service subject to applicable law. Domainer does not sell your personal information.

5. Storage and retention

Account, sign-in, usage, link-click and agreement records are kept for as long as needed for the purposes in this Policy, including security, legal and accounting needs, and then deleted or de-identified. Agreement records are kept as a history of what was agreed to and when. A switched-off account is kept, not deleted, unless you ask for deletion. The results cache keeps each domain's most recent answer; it does not identify who asked.

6. Security

Domainer uses emailed one-time sign-in links, signed session cookies and application-level access controls to restrict account access. No internet service or transmission is completely secure. You are responsible for protecting your email account and your devices.

7. Your choices and requests

You can sign out at any time and clear Domainer's data from your browser's storage. Contact info@doctormm.com to request access, correction or deletion of personal information. Domainer will evaluate requests under applicable law, including any legal or operational exceptions.

8. Children

Domainer is not directed to anyone under 18, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from them.

9. Location and international use

Domainer currently operates using cloud service providers that may process information in the United States or other locations.

10. Updates

Domainer may revise this Policy when its practices change. Material changes will be communicated as required by applicable law. This Policy takes effect on its Last modified date, above. Each revision has a new date, and every earlier version is kept with its date and full text.

11. Contact

Questions and requests about this Policy: info@doctormm.com.