Questions and answers

A live galaxy of real websites. Each dot is a website that just got or renewed its security certificate, read from public Certificate Transparency logs. Amber stars are Born (new to linkoflinks), blue dots are Alive (renewing), and a calm base layer shows the world's most visited sites.

Hundreds of thousands of certificates appear every minute, far more than any screen can draw. linkoflinks shows a readable share and gives the full scale as numbers: sites seen today and sites known to linkoflinks.

Kind is a best guess from the name (for example .gov, .edu, shop words). Region places country addresses such as .in or .de over their country; global addresses such as .com circle the map until you tap one, which looks up where it is hosted.

Search first shows what linkoflinks already knows, for free: the exact address you typed, matching popular sites and matching live sites. If that is not enough, press "Search the whole web" for web results (a quick, usually invisible human check, up to 5 web searches a day per visitor).

Yes. Type the full address, for example myshop.in. linkoflinks says whether it is alive, registered without a website, or available. Available addresses show a "Get this domain" button.

Yes. There is a text view of live sites (with an option to read new sites aloud), Calm mode that removes the pulsing and slows the swirl, shapes as well as colours for every group, and full keyboard use.

Well-known sites open directly. New or unknown sites are first checked with Google Web Risk and the URLhaus malware list; a site listed as dangerous is never opened. No check is perfect, so new sites say "open with care".

Addresses containing offensive words still pulse in the galaxy, but their names are never shown, listed or opened.

Tap it, press Report and choose a reason. Reports are reviewed, and harmful sites are removed from the galaxy, search and opening.

linkoflinks only shows what public certificate logs already publish. If you still want your site's name hidden, write from an address at that website's domain to contact@linkoflinks.live.

No accounts, no cookies of our own, no advertising trackers, no analytics. Your country (from Cloudflare) is used for search relevance; fair-use limits use a one-way code, not your address. Details in the privacy policy.

Your website shines in the galaxy as a pale-gold ring with your name and a Sponsored tag for the days you choose, and with Glow or Blaze it is shown first in searches for your keywords. At most three sponsors are on screen at once, in a fair rotation.

Spark: ₹199 for 1 day · Glow: ₹999 for 7 days (3 keywords, shown twice as often) · Blaze: ₹2,999 for 30 days (5 keywords, three times as often). Prices are final; WiserPivot Solutions is not registered under GST, so no GST is charged.

You get a receipt and a private report link by email. A short review window follows; then your pulse goes live by itself and ends by itself. Not accepted in review? Full automatic refund.

Yes, until it goes live, from your report page, for a full refund. Once live, it is not refundable unless linkoflinks failed to show it (see the refund policy).

Your report page shows the status, a day-by-day record (times shown, searches that showed it first, visits to your site), your receipt, a CSV download and a printable version, and a "See it live now" button.

Go to Contact and use "Email me my report links" with the email you paid with.

Adult content, gambling, betting, scams, malware, hate and illegal goods, among others. See the acceptable content policy.

On the support page, pay what you like from ₹29, by UPI, card or net banking through Razorpay. It keeps linkoflinks free and open.

Claim your pulse (a verified tick, logo and description on your site's card), an embeddable widget, website birth certificates, and for businesses: Brand watch, the Born feed API and Wall display. Each has a page explaining it.