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Life & fun · August 25, 2026

Namore

Swipe privately. Match on the baby name you both love.

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What it does

Namore helps couples choose a baby name without the awkward negotiation. Each partner swipes privately through 15,000+ enriched names. Mutual likes become matches, then a private final round helps you actually pick one. Free, no ads, no account required.

The private baby name app for couples. Choose separately on your own phones; Namore reveals only the names you both picked. 15,000+ names, no ads, no account required. Free on iOS and Android.

Choose separately on your own phones. Your lists stay private; Namore reveals only the names you both picked. Share a 6-letter code and start — no account needed. Built to be deleted. Once the name's on the wall, you're done with us. That's the point. "This is honestly the best naming app I've ever seen. The names are so unique and thoughtful." "We love your App and what you do. It's a huge help for us in our Journey and a nice time together." No comparing lists. No defending a favourite before your partner has formed an opinion. Mutual picks appear for both of you. Answer a few questions: boy, girl, or surprise? Which regions? Which styles? Then share a 6-letter code with your partner.…from namore.app

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