Explore all 986 new gTLD applications in one place
gtlds.fyi is a searchable directory of new gTLD (generic top-level domain) applications from ICANN's next application round, timed around ICANN Reveal Day 2026. It catalogs the domain strings being applied for (.adidas, .anthropic, .agent, .api, .claude, etc.) and maps each applied-for name to the companies and organizations behind the applications.
Lists every applied-for gTLD string alongside the company, registry, or organization that filed the application (e.g., .anthropic by Anthropic, PBC; .adobe by Adobe Systems Software Ireland Limited).
Lets users browse by applicant companies as well as by names, with counts such as 986 total names and 263 overlapping applications where multiple applicants applied for the same string.
Filters for application count (single, multiple, 5+), country (60+ listed countries from Australia to Uzbekistan), region (North America, Europe, Asia/Pacific, Africa, Latin America/Caribbean), and type (Brand, Non-brand, Community, Geographic).
Filter by name length (2–3, 4–5, 6+ characters), ASCII vs. Internationalized (IDN) names, brands vs. non-brands, and replacements only.
Alphabetical A–Z index navigation with display modes (Compact and A–Z rows) and sorting by name or most applications.
A 'Copy filtered link' action that generates a URL reflecting the current filter state for sharing.
Start from the full list of gTLD applications and narrow it using filters for name length, script, application type, region, country, or number of competing applications.
Look up a specific TLD string alphabetically (A–Z plus an IDN section) to see how many applicants filed for it — contested strings like .agent show 13 applicants, .api 10, .brand 10 — and who they are.
Switch to the Companies view or enable the Overlaps view to see which organizations filed multiple applications and which strings are contested by several parties.
A directory of the names and companies in ICANN's next gTLD round, built around ICANN Reveal Day 2026. It lists 986 applied-for TLD strings and the 263 overlapping (contested) applications, mapping each string to its applicants.
Anyone tracking the new gTLD round: domain industry professionals, brand protection teams checking their company strings, investors, analysts, and journalists covering the ICANN application process.
The page presents the directory as freely browsable, with no pricing, plans, or signup mentioned.
Application count (one, multiple, 5+), country and region, application type (brand, non-brand, community, geographic), name length (2–3, 4–5, 6+ characters), script (ASCII vs. internationalized/IDN), replacements only, and whether the string has brand overlap.
Yes. An Overlaps view (263 overlapping applications) and per-string application counts show contested strings — for example, .agent has 13 applicants, .api has 10, and .brand has 10.
The page content does not indicate that the project is open source.
Yes. There is a dedicated IDN section in the alphabetical index and a filter to show only internationalized (non-ASCII) name applications.
Yes. A 'Copy filtered link' control generates a URL that encodes the current filter state so you can share the exact filtered view.
