Name my app
A community to help you name your applications
Name my app launched on November 15, 2022 with 64 votes, #952 of 3,471 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 3 years on.
What it does
The goal of Name my app is to create a supportive community for app developers. I've always found this challenging, so I reasoned that maybe other creators might also find it useful. Our user community will suggest names and hopefully help you name your app.
Generate brandable startup names in seconds — every suggestion guaranteed available. Our AI checks 500+ TLDs instantly. Stop wasting hours on taken domains. Free, no signup required.
The creative naming engine for founders. We generate unique, brand-worthy names and check availability instantly—so you never fall in love with a domain you can't buy. More value than GoDaddy , Namecheap & Cloudflare — AI naming + domain registration in one place. Most tools stop at a name. We carry you all the way to a domain you own, a brand kit, and a deployed site — without leaving the flow. Claude generates dozens of distinct, pronounceable names tuned to your pitch. Live .com, .io and .ai availability plus trademark and social handle checks. An AI logo, color palette, type pairing and social avatars, ready to download. A polished one-pager generated for your name, editable and…from namemy.app
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