## Pick a visual direction

Same content, three treatments. Click the one that feels like `onym`.

onym
// see who actually owns a name
$ onym check supabase _
crates.io ● free
pypi ● taken ACTIVE 4.2M dl/mo
npm ● taken ACTIVE 1.8M dl/mo
github ● taken
.dev ● taken
.io ● taken
→ exit 2 · ACTIVE project holds this name

### A. Terminal-native

Looks like the CLI output. Dark, mono, ANSI-style colors. Insider / hacker feel.

onym
See who actually owns a name.
🔍 supabase
crates.io
no package
Free
pypi
v2.9.1 · 4.2M dl/mo
Active
npm
v2.47.3 · 1.8M dl/mo
Active
github.com/supabase
82k ★
Active
supabase.dev
registered 2020
Taken

### B. Dev-tool clean

Light, typographic, badges. Premium and approachable — the `astral.sh` / `ruff.rs` register.

onym
See who actually owns a name.
🔍 supabase
crates.io
no package
Free
pypi
v2.9.1 · 4.2M dl/mo
Active
npm
v2.47.3 · 1.8M dl/mo
Active
github.com/supabase
82k ★
Active
supabase.dev
registered 2020
Taken

### C. Dark + gradient

Dark sophisticated — Zed / Linear register. Gradient wordmark, subtle color-coded badges.

My lean: A (Terminal-native). The product is a CLI — leaning into that gives identity without looking generic. But the dev-tool clean (B) ages better if you want it to feel like a grown-up tool. Click or reply.