yourname is my handle.
Put your name on the internet. Get yourname.ismyhandle.com. Then post the proof.
One name. One subdomain. A surprisingly satisfying amount of permanence.
Find your name
Search for an available handle and make the statement yours.
How it works
Pick a handle
Search a name and see whether it is still available.
Get your subdomain
Your name becomes a small, permanent corner of the internet.
Share on X
Share the statement with a link preview made for the timeline.
user.ismyhandle.com
Read it as “user is my handle.” The name comes first; the domain finishes the sentence.
A tiny statement you can point to.
Recently claimed
Names that now have somewhere to be.
“I claimed @dave and now I have a subdomain. It looks good in a bio.”
“Finally, a clean URL for the name I keep typing everywhere.”
“My friends all claimed handles. Now I have a URL too.”
FAQ
What do I actually get?+
A handle, a subdomain, and a public page you can share. You can also add a display name, bio, and X link.
Do I need an account?+
No. Enter an available handle and claim it. There is no password or account recovery, so keep the link somewhere you can find it.
Can I sell my handle?+
There is no transfer system. A claim gives you a public page and a subdomain; it is not a property right or a marketplace asset.
What if someone takes my name?+
Claiming is first come, first served. If a name is taken, the page will show who claimed it and you can choose another.