the world’s most caramelising naming agent
Describe your business. Our army of AI branding agents will unlock your personality, find legendary brand names and hunt down available million-dollar domains like there's no tomorrow
Not a list of words. A round.
A round is about seventy names from its writers, each with the reason it fits your brief, the personalities it leans toward, and its domains already looked up. The names show as each writer finishes, and a critic orders the whole round at the end. Here are three real ones.
The briefs are the naming agent’s starter briefs, the names are from its judged runs, and the domains were checked by hand on the date shown. Nothing here is made up.
“A specialty coffee bar in Dubai Marina with slow mornings and single-origin beans”
- Velvet DhowEvocative
A soft, local vessel that carries you gently.
- .com free
- SukunGeographical
Arabic for stillness and calm, the essence of slow mornings.
- .com taken
- Amber HourEvocative
Golden light of Dubai mornings; sensory appeal.
- .com taken
Names shown as the writers finish, not all at once.
How it works
Four steps, from one sentence to a name you can keep. Two are yours, two are the writers’.
1 Say what you’re building
One sentence, or a file. The entry agent reads it while you type and asks only what it can’t tell: who it’s for, where, how it should feel.
2 Its writers go to work
A plan for your brief first: the goal, your personality, what to avoid. Then its writers work in parallel, each its own way into the brief, and every one writes every kind of name: descriptive, evocative, invented, lexical, from your languages and your own words. The first names in seconds, about seventy in a round.
3 Every name is checked and ranked
Its .com, the main endings and the ones that suit it, at the registries, as the names land. Then a critic reads the whole round and ranks it, your primary personality weighing most, so the best names with a free domain come first.
4 Make it yours
Like the ones you love, ask for more like this, generate variations of a taken one, change the brief and write another round. Buy the free domain right there, in your name. Sign in with Google and it all waits for you.
What a name arrives with
One card from a real round, taken apart. Every name on the names page carries all of this.
The writer
Which kind of name it is, from the writer that wrote it: descriptive, evocative, invented, lexical, acronymic or geographical. You can read its thinking.
The reason
One line on why it fits your brief. Not a list of words: a name with its argument.
Rare find
A strong name (the critic gave it 7 or more) with a free .com. They lead the top picks. Most rounds have none, short good names rarely come with a free .com.
Codemingo
Rare find · Critic 8/10Code plus a flamingo’s bounce; vivid, memorable, bright.
- The Jester
- The Creator
- .com free
- .app free
More like this
The personalities it fits
The brand archetypes it leans toward, from the answers you gave and the ones we guessed.
Domains, checked
Its .com and up to three extensions the writer suggested, looked up at the registries before the name is shown. Free ones link to a shop.
Steer it
Like it, dismiss it, ask for more like it, or generate variations when its .com is taken. The writers see what you liked next round.
Already have a name?
Check its domain on every ending, with prices.
Free to start
Your first 500 names are free: 250 to start, and 250 more when you sign in.
Free
$0no card
Enough to find your first names, read a story and see what fits.
500 namesabout 6 rounds
- 250 to start, no account
- 250 more when you sign in with Google
A round writes about 77 names · a brand story 30 · More like this 5 · a variation search 5.
No subscription and no credits to work out: just names.
Names that mean something.
Brands that last.
Start with one sentence. The whole first round is free, and nothing asks for an account until you want to keep what you found.
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