Your phone's spacebar is smaller than you think.

Open your browser. Tap the URL bar. Look at the keyboard. The spacebar shrunk. The period key is sitting right next to it, taking up space that used to be yours.

So when you search for “live chat” you type “live.chat” instead. Your browser sees a dot and a real domain extension and thinks you want a website. You don't. You wanted search results.

Now imagine a scammer owns that domain. You're on a phishing page. A fake login screen. Malware. All because a keyboard designer decided the period key was more important than the spacebar.

We buy those domains so scammers can't.

Every typo domain we own shows you what you meant to search and gives you a one-click way back to Google, Bing, or DuckDuckGo. No tracking. No data collection. No twelve pop-ups asking for your email.

We're a small company called Supp. We make customer support software. That doesn't mean we can't be good people. We care about humans.