FreeDomain

DigitalPlat FreeDomain is a service that hands out free domain names to anyone who wants one. The README pitches it as a project to make the web more accessible, with the idea that the price of a domain shouldn't stop someone from putting a website online. Whether you are an individual or an organization, you can register a domain at no cost and then point it at the DNS provider of your choice — the README names Cloudflare, FreeDNS by Afraid.org, and Hostry as examples.

In practice, the project runs a dashboard where you sign up and claim a name under one of its supported extensions. The README currently lists .DPDNS.ORG, .US.KG, .QZZ.IO, .XX.KG, and .QD.JE, with a note that more are coming. There is a tutorial in the repository and a FAQ page for common questions, plus an official Discord server for updates and support. A security notice warns that the previous Telegram account and group were compromised and are no longer official channels. The service is independently designed and maintained by Edward Hsing, founder of the DigitalPlat Foundation, and grew out of a small DNS experiment he started at 15; the README says over 500,000 domains have been registered. There is also an abuse-reporting email address for handling misuse.

You would use this if you want a personal site, a project page, a hobby service, or any small online presence without paying for a domain, and you are comfortable wiring DNS up yourself. The repository's primary language is HTML.