Scanning a list of dropped domains of certain character lengths on expireddomains.net is probably just as fast, is very up-to-date and even allows me to list words in various languages (like finnish!) if I prefer.

I am not connected with expireddomains.net, but I am addicted to it!

Most of the domains I looked at are already re-purchased or were not actually expired in the first place. I bet this site is really just setup to drive traffic to the ads on it.

I'll refrain from posting them here and from getting them myself because I don't want to encourage domain squatting, but there are some really good ones here. Maybe a few have been taken, but if you browse around enough I'm sure it wouldn't be hard to find something available and suitable for your yet-to-be-named or in-need-of-alias product...

Some of the ones it's suggesting look less than "100% pronounceable" to me. like... dyzyc.com or mmdyw.com?

So people coming here know: this is a 3x repost, this time I guess with some changes (?). The last discussion can be found here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4667584

This is a great tool. However, of the two domains I've clicked on to buy so far, both have been purchased already by a new party since their expiration. It would be great if this list were filtered by what's still available.

Awesome!! Feature suggestion: keyword search on top of it. e.g. I can search "call" to get all the domains that has "call" in them in order of pronounceability.

Just one comment - why GoDaddy? As everyone knows, there's a wide variety of reasons not to go with GoDaddy.

NameCheap is also offered as a registration option, if you prefer.

Very clever! How does this define "pronounceability"?

what algorithm did you use for this?

Love this!