A name for a comparison notes page or a small project
If you keep your own notes on assistants, or run a small side project comparing them, that project benefits from an address that is not tied to any product you are reviewing. uk.app sells names of the form yourname.uk.app, a name under its own domain rather than a domain from the United Kingdom's national registry, at £4.99 a year for a standard name.
This is a plain description of what uk.app sells and what it includes, useful if you are naming a personal project rather than trying to build a brand around any one assistant.
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What you are actually buying
A yourname.uk.app name is a name under uk.app's own domain, not an address from the United Kingdom's national domain registry; the two are different things even though the letters look similar. If a national-registry name matters for your specific use, this is not that. If you want a short, working address quickly, it is a direct way to get one.
Price
A standard name costs £4.99 a year and renews automatically at that rate unless you cancel it. Premium names, generally shorter or more generic words, are priced individually and shown when you search for them, so check the price of the exact name you want rather than assuming the standard rate applies.
What is included
Every name comes with managed DNS, so you are not running your own name servers, plus dynamic DNS, which matters if the project is hosted from a home connection with an address that changes. REST API access is included too, for managing the name by script instead of through a dashboard.
Checking a name
Availability and price are checked live on the uk.app site itself, since premium names carry individual pricing rather than a flat list. A WHOIS lookup is available on the site as well, if you want to see who currently holds a name before you decide on an alternative.
A practical use for it
A page for your own notes on switching costs, testing methods, or a running log of what you tried and what happened, kept under a name you control, does not disappear if a product you were reviewing changes its terms or shuts down. That independence is the main reason to bother naming a small project at all rather than keeping notes inside whichever tool you are currently comparing.
Managing it afterward
Because REST API access is included with every name, updating a dynamic DNS entry or checking a record does not require opening a dashboard each time. For a small project you touch occasionally, that matters more once the initial setup is done and you are back to it months later trying to remember how it works.