freenamers.com
Your data should be yours. Not ours, not a server's, not an advertiser's. Freenamers is built on that principle: everything runs client-side, in your browser, under your control. There is no personal data on our end because the architecture simply doesn't allow it.
Freenamers provides open tools for Web3 domain owners, starting with domain resolution, with more to come. This policy explains exactly what happens when you use them.
Operated by Tchik.Tchak. Effective date: February 9, 2026.
Before we explain what we don't collect, here's what the tool actually does, so you can judge the scope for yourself:
When there's no server collecting data, there's no data to leak, sell, or subpoena. That's not a promise, it's how the architecture works. Your session exists only in your browser and disappears when you leave.
Concretely, this means:
If a future tool ever requires minimal data processing, we will apply strict data minimization, explain what changed and why on this page, and hold ourselves to the same standard.
The only data Freenamers stores lives on your device, not ours. It stays in your browser's local storage and never leaves it:
You own this data. Clear it anytime through your browser settings. No account deletion, no request needed.
Transparency means you should know exactly what your browser connects to, and why. When you use Freenamers, your browser reaches out to these third-party services directly (your IP address is visible to them):
As new features are introduced, additional third-party services may be needed. We will always prefer decentralized and privacy-respecting alternatives, and update this section accordingly.
On-chain data is public by design. That's a core feature of Web3, not a side effect. Everything Freenamers displays (domain ownership, wallet addresses, social links) was placed on-chain by its owner and is already verifiable by anyone.
The strongest security model is having nothing worth stealing. With no server-side storage and no user accounts, the typical attack surface simply doesn't exist here.
No system connected to the internet is immune to every threat, but a client-only architecture with no stored data is about as close as it gets.
This policy may evolve as we ship new tools. When it does, we'll update this page with a new effective date and clearly explain what changed and why.
We're builders, not a legal department. If you have questions about this policy or anything else, reach out anytime on X (Twitter).