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The holidays are right around the corner, and chances are there’s an invite or two headed your way. Perhaps you’re planning a “friendsgiving” gathering, a New Year’s soiree or a milestone birthday bash. Starting today, you’ll be able to register .rsvp domain names for your event website. It’s the latest secure top-level domain from Google Registry. The .rsvp top-level domain is perfect for any event where you need guests to confirm their plans with you — or, as the French say, répondez, s'il vous plait.
For more inspiration as you start making plans, here are five companies already using .rsvp:
Right now, .rsvp domain names are available as part of our Early Access Program for an additional one-time fee. This fee decreases daily until November 15, when .rsvp domains will become publicly available at a base annual price through your registrar of choice. To learn more about pricing and our participating partners, visit get.rsvp.
Party people, event organizers and cat herders, this one’s for you. Here’s to making plans and creating memories.
Guess who’s coming to the internet this fall? .Boo, that’s who! Starting November 8, you’ll be able to register this new secure top-level domain from Google Registry. To give you a sneak peek of how you can use the .boo domain, we’ve rounded up five examples of websites already using .boo — whether it’s spooky or romantic.
Starting November 8, you can register your own .boo domain name as part of our Early Access Program for an additional one-time fee. This fee decreases daily until November 15. On November 15, .boo domains will become publicly available at a base annual price through your registrar of choice. To learn more about pricing and our participating partners, visit hey.boo.
The path to parenthood looks different for everyone, but one element of becoming a parent is universal: the need for quality healthcare and community support. Sadly, this basic need is out of reach for far too many people. Every day, more than 800 people around the world die from pregnancy- and childbirth-related causes that could have been prevented, according to the World Health Organization.
Google Registry launched the .day top-level domain earlier this year, and today we’re introducing mothers.day — a resource dedicated to highlighting inequities in maternal health and helping families at different stages of parenthood. The website also lists ways you and your loved ones can help bridge these gaps by volunteering or donating to organizations making an impact in this space.
This year, I've asked my family to make giving to others the focus of our Mother’s Day celebration. To help pass on the value of generosity, the mothers.day website points to several nonprofits for Mother’s Day giving, including:
These are just a few organizations committed to making the journey to parenthood equitable for everyone. In addition to giving, mothers.day includes information on how you can make an impact on maternal healthcare by participating in research studies:
There are so many ways to support birthing people and their families around the world. For more ways to get involved, visit mothers.day.
The path to parenthood looks different for everyone, but one element of becoming a parent is universal: the need for quality healthcare and community support. Sadly, this basic need is out of reach for far too many people. Every day, more than 800 people around the world die from pregnancy- and childbirth-related causes that could have been prevented, according to the World Health Organization.
Google Registry launched the .day top-level domain earlier this year, and today we’re introducing mothers.day — a resource dedicated to highlighting inequities in maternal health and helping families at different stages of parenthood. The website also lists ways you and your loved ones can help bridge these gaps by volunteering or donating to organizations making an impact in this space.
This year, I've asked my family to make giving to others the focus of our Mother’s Day celebration. To help pass on the value of generosity, the mothers.day website points to several nonprofits for Mother’s Day giving, including:
These are just a few organizations committed to making the journey to parenthood equitable for everyone. In addition to giving, mothers.day includes information on how you can make an impact on maternal healthcare by participating in research studies:
There are so many ways to support birthing people and their families around the world. For more ways to get involved, visit mothers.day.
Today, Google Registry is launching the .day top-level domain — a secure domain that brings attention to any day. In honor of the days coming up in this new year, we've rounded up 22 of our favorite .day websites:
These nonprofit organizations are using their .day domains to raise awareness around specific issues or causes that help make the world a better place for everyone.
1. Wildlife.day by World Wildlife Fund
2. Accessibility.day by GAAD Foundation
3. Freedom.day by International Justice Mission
4. Tues.day by Giving Tuesday
5. Rednose.day by Comic Relief
6. SesameStreet.day by Sesame Street
7. Transvisibility.day by Human Rights Campaign
8. Veterans.day by Team Rubicon
9. Equalpay.day by National Women’s Law Center
10. MLK.day by NAACP
11. NativeNonprofit.day by Native Ways Federation
Whether you’re a company building a brand or an influencer growing a fanbase, .day is a great way to register a memorable domain that promotes your message.
12. Nutella.day by Ferrero
13. Felicia.day by Felicia Day
14. Magic.day by Justin Willman
15. Wedding.day by The Knot Worldwide
16. Valentines.day by FTD
The .day domain ending makes it easy to find short, memorable domain names, which make it even easier for your communities to find your website.
17. Community.day by Niantic
18. Braille.day by National Federation of the Blind
19. Easter.day by YouVersion
20. Ramadan.day by Yaqeen Institute
21. Yoga.day by Hindu American Foundation
22. HolocaustRemembrance.day by World Jewish Congress
Starting today, you can register your own .day domain as part of our Early Access Program for an additional one-time fee. This fee decreases according to a daily schedule through the end of January. On February 1 at 8:00 am Pacific time, .day domains will be publicly available at a base annual price through your registrar of choice. To learn more about pricing and our participating partners, visit new.day.
Will you celebrate because it is your birth.day, diwali.day, or just because it is fri.day? Will you engage more deeply with your community? No matter what you do today, we hope you’ll seize your .day domain and make it a great experience.
Who do you think of when you hear the words sister, daughter, mother? How about when the words are leader, founder, CEO? As a mom of three, I want my kids to grow up in a world where the second set of words is as likely as the first to bring a woman to mind. Which is why we’re elevating the voices of women and making sure their stories are heard in today’s #MyDomain series. On this International Women’s Day, Google Registry is sharing eight new videos — all featuring female leaders who are taking care of business on their .app and .dev domains.
Rita Kozlov is a product manager who leads the Cloudflare Workers product, which uses the workers.dev domain. Rita’s advice for women who want to become a product manager is, “Don’t be afraid to ask lots of questions. In product management that’s definitely 100% a strength and never a weakness.”
Soraya Jaber is co-founder and CEO of Minsar.app, a no-code AR-VR creative and publishing platform. “We don't care about your age, your gender, your race, or sexual orientation — there is no space where you are not allowed,” Soraya says.“Don't hinder yourself, jump into entrepreneurship. I can assure you that's a hell of a great adventure!”
To see a special video featuring all these amazing women, check out goo.gle/mydomain. If you have a unique story to share about a .app, .dev, or .page domain and would like to be considered for our series, please fill out this short application form. Here’s to helping tell the stories of women everywhere so that we may inspire generations to come.
Google Registry is always on the lookout for interesting websites that have launched using our top-level domains. 2020 was a rough year, so to help you make 2021 (at least a little bit) better, we’ve rounded up 21 ways you can start something .new, get .appy, turn a new .page, and make .dev(elopment) a breeze.
Collage.new:Looking for a new direction in 2021? Craft an inspiring vision board with BeFunky’s Collage Maker.
Resume.new:If you’re looking for a new job this year, spruce up your resume with one of CV2You’s customizable templates to open the door to new career adventures.
Hire.new:Hiring for new roles and jobs in 2021? With ZipRecruiter, you can post your job and reach quality candidates to join your team in no time.
Site.new:Have a website you’ve been meaning to build? With easy-to-use tools and professionally designed templates, you can launch your website using Google Sites.
Shopify.new:Starting a new side hustle? With Shopify’s powerful tools, anyone can quickly start a business and launch an online store.
Flutter.new:Been dreaming up a great idea for an app? Get it done in the new year with Flutter, Google’s toolkit for building beautiful applications for mobile, web and desktop.
Puppr.app:Do you have a new dog in your life? Get help training your furry friend with lessons, tricks, and live chat.
Uhmmm.app:Fight the awkward silence in your online meetings with free elevator music.
Sayana.app:Track your thoughts and feelings, get tips on coping with your emotions and talk to people in a similar life situation.
Glitterly.app:Make videos with animations, effects, stock videos and images in just a few clicks.
Get.reface.app: Say cheese! Use your selfies to make fun face swap videos and gifs.
Nxt.page:Recreate spontaneously meeting with friends and colleagues online, using this Chrome extension.
Funnies.page:Start your morning with some humor by getting five new comics from artists around the world, delivered daily to your inbox.
Web.page:Find design inspiration, trends and techniques for building websites.
Volition.page: Track your goals and progress any time, anywhere with this web app.
Byline.page:Interested in creative writing? Try this multiplayer app, where you build stories line by line, knowing only what the previous author wrote.
Projectjob.dev:Find and hire developers that are a perfect match for your requirements by exploring the work they’ve done before.
Htmldom.dev:Try this handy reference for manipulating web pages using Javascript.
Nodesign.dev:Use existing design tools to complete your development project.
Practice.dev:If practice makes perfect, you can improve your skills by solving real web development challenges and learn by doing.
Daily.dev:Get the latest developer news from tech blogs on any topic you can think of, all in one place.
Happy New Year from all of us at Google Registry! We hope these websites and apps help you get the most out of 2021.