Planning.si Staffing.si just sold for $50,000. “Staffing” is taken in 197 extensions. “Planning” is taken in 259 extensions — 62 more than Staffing. Because planning isn’t one industry. It’s every industry. Enterprise resource planning. Financial planning. Urban planning. Supply chain planning. Strategic planning. A $171B market in urban planning alone. Over $7B in advanced planning software, growing at 15% CAGR. Now add the SI layer. The White House just retired “Artificial Intelligence” for “Super Intelligence.” Every government, every lab, every company racing toward SI will need the same thing before anything else: a plan. Safety planning. Deployment planning. Infrastructure planning. Governance planning. The most consequential planning in human history — and nobody owns the domain for it. Staffing.si sold for $50K with 197 extensions. Planning.si has 259 extensions, a bigger market, and a bigger mission. Planning.si.

ComputeSI.com is for sale. Jensen Huang, NVIDIA CEO: “Compute equals revenues. Without compute, there’s no way to generate tokens.” Sam Altman, OpenAI CEO: “Compute will become the most important commodity of the future.” Larry Fink, BlackRock CEO: “A new asset class will be buying futures of compute.” The White House made it official — AI is now Super Intelligence. DistributedCompute.com sold for $32,000. Compute.xyz sold for $80,000. Three of the most powerful people in tech and finance agree: compute is the next oil. ComputeSI.com owns that word at the intersection of infrastructure and the biggest rebrand in history.

SIStudio.si OpenAI has a lab. Anthropic has a lab. DeepMind has a lab. But the next wave of SI won’t come from a lab — it’ll come from a studio. Labs research. Studios create. Studios ship. Studios iterate. Studios produce at scale. The shift from SI research to SI production needs a new kind of space — where superintelligent systems get designed, tested, refined, and released. SIStudio.si. Where superintelligence goes from theory to product.

ShopAuth.com Bots are shopping now. Autonomously. No human clicking “buy.” AI agents comparing, negotiating, purchasing — millions of transactions, no fingerprint. The merchant’s nightmare: how do you know the buyer is real? How do you authenticate a bot at checkout? The industry already coined it: “Know Your Agent.” Visa and Akamai are racing to solve it. ShopAuth.com. The checkout gatekeeper for the agentic shopping era.

Memorix.si Superintelligence that forgets is just a calculator. The real breakthrough isn’t reasoning — it’s memory. Persistent, contextual, infinite. Memorix.si sounds like “memorize” — because that’s exactly what SI needs to do. Every interaction. Every decision. Every outcome. Stored, indexed, recalled instantly. The SI that remembers everything wins everything. Memorix.si.

BotComputing.com Cloud computing. Mobile computing. Quantum computing. Every era of computing created trillion-dollar companies. Bot computing is next. BotComputing.com. Three syllables. The next platform shift.

OpenSWE.com OpenAI — $300B. OpenRouter — acquired by Stripe for $7B+. OpenZeppelin — acquired by S&P Global. The “Open” prefix builds empires. SWE — the universal identity every software engineer already carries. LinkedIn bios. Job titles. Slack handles. Three letters, zero explanation needed. OpenSWE.com. The open-source developer platform, the SWE community hub, the engineering collective that doesn’t exist yet — but inevitably will.

HumanoidAcademy.com iAcademy.com — $55K. VisionAcademy.com — $25K. GlobalAcademy.com — $25K. SkyAcademy.com — $10K. 656 “Academy” domain sales on record. The suffix carries weight. Now pair it with the hottest category in tech. Tesla Optimus. Figure. Boston Dynamics. Billions pouring into humanoid robots — but who trains them? HumanoidAcademy.com carries a dual meaning that both ring true. An academy where humans learn to build humanoids. An academy where humanoids learn to be useful. The teachers and the students in this story aren’t only human. HumanoidAcademy.com.

Agentrator.com Agent + Orchestrator = Agentrator. One agent is useful. A hundred agents without orchestration is chaos. Someone has to conduct the swarm — routing tasks, managing conflicts, balancing loads, keeping every agent in sync. Agentrator.com. The conductor of the autonomous workforce.

Vintages.si “Vintages” isn’t just a word. It’s a dataset — years of performance, quality, and value stacked side by side, waiting to be compared. In finance — vintages measure fund performance across years. Every VC, every LP, every credit portfolio is ranked by its vintages. In AI — model vintages track which architecture outperformed, which dataset delivered, which generation peaked when. In luxury — vintages define the resale market. Cars, watches, fashion. A $500B market where comparing vintages is the entire business. In real estate — vintages separate the buildings that appreciate from the ones that don’t. Superintelligence doesn’t just analyze one vintage. It compares all vintages — across every market, every era, every variable — in milliseconds. Vintages.si. Where all vintages meet superintelligence.

ASIcomputer.com CreativeComputer.com — $14,888. OkayComputer.com — $5,000. ASI.inc — $90,000. The market is pricing both “Computer” and “ASI” at five figures independently. An okay computer runs your spreadsheets. A creative computer makes your art. An ASI computer outthinks everything ever built. There’s only one direction this is heading — and only one domain that names the machine at the end of the road. ASIcomputer.com.