It can be a fun app if you really need to use it, it offers some value when you’re interested in registering multiple accounts on different social networks and it works quickly and exactly as it advertises.
It helps when you are first launching a website as well, because you can see what website’s you can register your website’s username under.Īll in all I would say giving namechk a visit wouldn’t be a bad thing. I will say this isn’t a groundbreaking application, but it has saved me the time of registering tons of accounts under my username’s. namechk will check over 60 social networking and bookmarking sites, and visually display either a check mark or red X, indicating your username is free or taken. Check to see if your desired username or vanity url is still available at dozens of popular Social Networking and Social Bookmarking websites. That’s right, you don’t even need to wait for the page to refresh. Now even better that it can check against so many social bookmarking services such as Facebook, Digg, and Delicious… it does so all with Ajax! Never fret about your username anymore! With namechk all you need to do is type in your username into a input field, and namechk will do all of the work to check against tons of social websites’ databases to see if your username is taken. There are all sorts of tools out there for checking domain availability, but what about social networking usernames Namechk is a free tool that will check. I’m excited to say I found a pretty neat app the other day, namechk.
Only thing is, there’s so many people online that the chances of our username being take is, well, pretty decent.
We sign up with the same username on multiple websites, and this is especially true with social networking/bookmarking sites as it allows your name to become a presence in the community. Many of us enjoy sticking with our usernames.
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