not.bot Reserved Names
Use Everywhere
Use the same name across all sites. Never worry that someone already has your name when you join a new site.
You're Early
Reserve now! Get first choice of available names and secure your digital personality.
True Ownership
Own your chosen name forever. Reserved names don't expire and don't have to be renewed.
Brand Names
Reserve your professional name and variations before others claim them.
Imagine having the same username everywhere online. Instead of being @sarah2847 on one platform and @sarah_jones_NYC on another, you could be sarah.nb everywhere - x.com, LinkedIn, TikTok, and any future platforms that emerge.
To protect your privacy, not.bot gives you fun, anonymous names like 'supremely-amiable-platypus.' Reserved Names let you choose something more personal and claim it early!
Julia Vanity Name System
Think of reserved names as the "preview mode" for the upcoming Julia Vanity Name system. All of the reserved names will be pre-registered when that system launches. Pro subscribers get one reserved name, and Verified Creator subscribers get five. When the Julia Vanity Name system goes live, there will be no limit to the number of names you can buy.
Presentation:
not.bot Reserved Names and Julia Vanity Names will have a ".nb" suffix. For example, "myname.nb". Default petnames have no suffix.
Verification:
None. If you want the vanity name "Tohichi_Hikita.nb" even though your name is not Tohichi Hikita, go for it! Also, don't assume that someone's vanity name has anything to do with who they are.
Time Delay:
It may take up to 10 minutes after registration for your reserved name to start showing up everywhere.
Allowed Characters
The reserved names system only allows the characters a-z, A-Z, 0-9, and underbar. The Julia Vanity Name system will have a larger set of available characters. Reserved names must be between 3 and 25 characters long. In considering whether a name has already been reserved, underbar is ignored, uppercase "I", lowercase "l" and digit "1" are considered the same, and uppercase "O" and digit "0" are considered the same. You cannot reserve names that could be confused for petnames.
