Open source · app + MCP server

All your domains, from every registrar, in one app + MCP.

DomBot pulls your whole domain portfolio — scattered across GoDaddy, Dynadot, Cloudflare, and more — into one desktop app, and serves the same portfolio to your AI agents through a built-in MCP server.

macOS · Windows · Linux

DomBot — Domains
Registrars

All your registrars, one portfolio.

Connect the registrars you use with your own API keys. The list keeps growing:

Connect with MCP

Manage your domains with AI

DomBot runs a local MCP server, bound to your machine.

Add to Claude Code

claude mcp add --transport http dombot http://127.0.0.1:4123/mcp

What agents can do

Features

One console for a portfolio that lives in a dozen places.

Registrars each have their own dashboard, login, and idea of “expiring soon.” DomBot makes the portfolio one thing again.

Built-in MCP server

Desktop app and MCP server in one — agents work the same portfolio you do.

Renewal forecasting

Yearly spend, what’s due next, month by month — by registrar and TLD.

Export to CSV

One click exports the current filtered view — spreadsheet-ready.

Local-first

Your portfolio is cached on-device and opens instantly. No telemetry.

Encrypted keys

API keys are sealed in the OS keystore — Keychain or DPAPI.

Open source

The whole app is public — read exactly what it does, or build it yourself.

Download

Download DomBot

All builds live on GitHub Releases.

Your system
macOS
Apple Silicon & Intel

First open: right-click → Open.

Your system
Windows
Windows 10 / 11 · x64

First open: SmartScreen → More info → Run anyway.

Your system
Linux
.deb · .rpm · .zip
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is DomBot really free?

Yes. The desktop app is free and open source, and stays that way. Optional paid data services may arrive later, but they’re opt-in and separate from the app you download.

Where do my keys and data live?

On your machine. Your portfolio is cached locally and your API keys are encrypted with the OS keystore (Keychain / DPAPI). The free app talks only to your registrars — never to a DomBot server.

Do agents need my approval?

Yes. You approve each MCP client inside DomBot before it can connect, and you can revoke any client anytime in Settings → MCP Clients.

How do I add a registrar?

Create an API key in that registrar’s account, then paste it into Settings → Registrars and hit Test. DomBot shows exactly where to find each provider’s key. See the supported registrars.