Darpan provided this example, "You can say something like, “I am launching a food delivery app for urban cities”. The assistant doesn’t just pull up names with the word “Delivery” or “Urban.” It listens. It thinks. It returns curated, on-tone names that actually fit the direction. Then it might follow up with, “Would you prefer a bold, modern name, or something more playful”. That back-and-forth completely changes the experience. It helps buyers get clear on what they’re looking for, even if they didn’t know it when they started typing."

"If a name grabs your attention, just click on More like this. The assistant will instantly pull up 100 other names that share a similar style and underlying meaning – not just keyword matches, but real semantic connections." Darpan added, "If you’re a buyer, this means you don’t have to guess what to search for anymore. Just describe your idea in your own words, and let the system help guide you. If you’re a seller, it means your domains finally have a chance to show up for the people they were made for. Not just because they hit a keyword, but because they match the buyer’s actual intent." 

Darpan Munjal
Founder & CEO, Atom.com

For more details, read Darpan's full announcement here - and to check the search tool out for yourself, try out this beta release that just went live today.