A first .com domain made a side project feel more real
Xaminix is an AI-based learning service for students who want to write better long-form answers. It checks answers in a style similar to an examiner and gives for improvement.
After months of building, the service now has its own .com domain instead of a free Vercel address. That small change made the project feel less like a casual and more like the start of a real company.
The product is still in beta. work is focused on fixing bugs, improving AI , and talking with early users.
Key points
- The project moved from a free Vercel address to its own .com domain.
- Xaminix helps students improve long-form answers with .
- The product is still in beta, not fully launched.
- The main work now is fixing bugs, improving AI , and learning from early users.
- A domain can help a project feel real, but it does not prove demand.