CONAKE™ NAMES / PUBLIC BETA

A name for
your next arc.

Your project. Your corner of the internet.
Give it a name that belongs in your universe.

Free to registerUp to 5 namesMade for Conake™

01 / FIND YOUR NAME

What should we call you?

FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED

3–32 letters, numbers or hyphens. Names work in updated Conake™ Browser.

A SMALL NAME. A BIG LITTLE WORLD.

Your site, one
memorable address.

  1. 01

    Pick your name.

    Check what's available. Five names per account during the free beta.

  2. 02

    Point it home.

    Connect your name to an existing public HTTPS website. You can change or pause it later.

  3. 03

    Open it in Conake.

    Use a version with Conake™ Names support. The address bar changes to the real HTTPS destination.

Know who's resolving your name.

This is a central registry operated by Conake™ Studios on Cloudflare. Name lookups reach this service with your IP address. Public destinations are visible to others. Your other browsing addresses are not sent here by the name resolver.

03 / YOUR CORNER OF THE WEB

Your names.

SIGN IN TO MANAGE

Sign in to view and manage your names.

Before you claim your corner.

Is this a real public top-level domain?

No. The .conake ending is a Conake-only naming convention, not an ICANN registration or a public DNS delegation. Names are aliases to existing HTTPS sites. No public-domain ownership or Tor anonymity is included.

Which browser version do I need?

The registry can be used in any modern browser. Opening a .conake address requires the new Conake™ Names browser update. Older Conake builds do not resolve it. Check the latest browser releases ↗

What happens if I pause a name or lose my password?

Pausing keeps the name in your account and stops new lookups. It does not close sites someone already opened. Use your private recovery code to replace a forgotten password. Without your password or recovery code, access cannot currently be restored.

Does registration include hosting or a certificate?

No. Publish your website over HTTPS first, for example on Cloudflare Pages or Workers. Conake opens that real HTTPS address and uses its normal certificate. A name here is not a certificate for .conake.