A permanent public registry
Every day can be named
exactly once.
Choose any date between 1900 and 2036, give it a name, and it stays that way. When a date is taken it is closed for good, and the archive is public so you can check.
Most people come here for a date in the past: a birthday, a wedding, the day someone arrived or left.
Look up this date“The first day recorded here, kept by the people who built it.”
The field
Every day of the year. Gold is taken, for good.
Star registries have sold the same star to many people for forty years. This registry does the opposite: every date is sold once, and the whole archive is public so you can verify it yourself.
How it works
- Choose a date
Any day from 1900 to 2036. Past dates are allowed, and they are the ones most people come for.
- Name it
A name and, if you want, a dedication. You watch the certificate draw itself as you type.
- It is yours, once
The date closes and is never offered again. You get a certificate and a permanent link.