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The right message, the moment it matters.
8 letters, a real word, taken as .com, .ai and .io
For notification APIs, alerting tools and agent-to-human messaging: one familiar word that names the outcome, a user who got the message.
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Concept artwork created for this name. As with any new brand, run a trademark search in your market before launch.
Notified is the word for the outcome every app is chasing: the message arrived and the person knows. It is the past tense of notify, three syllables (NOH-tih-fyed), understood by anyone who has ever owned a phone, and it already appears in the interfaces people use every day. As a brand it names the result, not the plumbing. The mark is an app with its badge lit: the one dot everybody checks.
Picture the launch: one API that sends push, email, SMS, Slack and in-app messages from a single workflow, with preferences and digests built in; an on-call tool that wakes the right engineer and nobody else; or a channel that lets AI agents ask a person for approval and wait for the answer. As agents take on more work they need a reliable way to reach people, and notified.si, which the AI world reads as super intelligence, is a fitting home for that layer.
There is exactly one notified.si. The .com, .ai, .io, .net, .co, .app, .dev and .org are all registered, so this is where the exact word is open. Notification infrastructure lives in sender addresses, webhook URLs, SDKs and the footer of every message your customers send; renaming it later means updating all of them and rebuilding sender reputation. Settle the name before the first message goes out.
The right message, the moment it matters.
notified.siThe .com and the .ai are already registered. The .si is the version you can own.
Developer platforms that route push, email, SMS and in-app messages get a name that states the result customers pay for.
When an outage starts, the first question is who got notified. A tool with this name answers it in its brand.
Agents that pause for human approval need a channel people trust. notified gives agent-to-human messaging a familiar word.
Airship's 2026 benchmarks analyzed more than 681 billion push notifications sent to over 3 billion users across 15 industries.
Airship91% of U.S. adults own a smartphone and 98% own a cellphone of some kind, up from 35% smartphone ownership in 2011.
Pew Research CenterNotification infrastructure provider Knock raised a $12 million Series A led by Craft Ventures in 2024, with more than 200 customers including Webflow, Vercel and Amplitude.
KnockIt names the result rather than the action, and the result is what customers buy: not sending, but knowing the message landed. Outcome words make clear brands because they describe the finished job. It reads naturally in copy too: get notified, stay notified, notified in seconds.
There is exactly one notified.si. If your product makes sure the right person hears about it, make an offer and open the conversation.
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