Name it like
you feel it
Get endless naming inspiration powered by 66 proven techniques, tailored to your category and brief - and every name checked on the spot: domains, who already uses it, and what the word really means.
- 66 proven techniques
- Logo vibes, every name styled
- Every name checked - domains, use & meaning
- One-click PNG export
- Endless "next 10 ideas"
- Re-prompt, never start over
What you get
The most comprehensive naming workbench.
Logo vibes, so you see the direction.
Flip Logo Vibe on and every name renders as a styled wordmark, not flat text. You feel the brand instantly, reshuffle the look if it's not right, and export any one to PNG to drop in a deck. The styles are promptable too.
Is the domain even free? You'll know in a blink.
Every name gets a live domain check across a dozen TLDs - .com, .app, .dev, .tech, .store and more. Green means grab it. No more falling for a name that's been parked since 2009.
Is the name already taken? Check before you fall.
Beyond domains: a grounded web scan for the brands already using the name in your space, what the word means and the baggage it carries - including in a language you don't speak - and whether any of it matters where you're launching. A sharp first read, not a trademark lawyer.
Why it doesn't sound like AI
Named the way the icons were.
Most generators bolt two syllables together and pray. This one runs your brief through the 66 techniques that built the world's biggest brands - and tells you which one it pulled on each name. You see the method, not just the word.
Instagram, Microsoft, Pinterest
Google, Häagen-Dazs, Kodak
Puma, Jaguar, Twitter
Nike, Amazon, Tesla
IKEA, IBM, BMW
Lyft, Flickr, Tumblr
Facebook, YouTube, Netflix
Oracle, Monocle, Patagonia
How it works
Naming, minus the blank page.
Say what you're naming.
A category and a line of brief. App, drink, agency, festival, whatever you're launching. No 40-field form.
It names like the greats.
Not a random word salad. The same 66 techniques behind Google, Nike, Tesla and Netflix get fed in as smart context, and every name comes tagged with the one it used.
Keep going until it clicks.
Hit "next 10 ideas", or re-prompt in plain language ("more playful", "drop the UGC", "shorter"). The session remembers everything. You just keep steering.
Questions
Frequently asked.
Still calling it
"Project Untitled"?
Drop what you're naming and watch 100+ ideas roll in - each one built on a proven technique, styled as a logo, domain-checked on the spot.