Four inputs · twelve candidates
Name the business after it makes sense.
A random word machine can make endless names. This small lab starts with the customer, the useful result, and the way the business should feel.
- Runs in this browser
- No fake “available” badge
- No login or card
What this is: a deterministic set of naming ingredients and structures worth reacting to. It does not search the web, registries, trademarks, or domains. A candidate is a beginning, not clearance.
Naming result · three families
React before you rank.
Your current candidate
No green checkmarks yet
A promising name is still unchecked.
The sampler has not verified any candidate. Use these as separate decisions; a clear web search is not a trademark opinion, and an unused domain is not company-name clearance.
- 01Say it aloudAsk someone to repeat and spell it without seeing it.
- 02Search the webLook for confusingly similar businesses and meanings.
- 03Check registriesUse the official business registry where you will operate.
- 04Check trademarksSearch the relevant official database; get professional help when needed.
- 05Check the domainTreat availability and price as live facts, not sampler output.
The name in context
See whether it survives the brand and website.
The full workshop shapes the offer first, lets you react to grouped name sets, records the checks honestly, then carries the chosen name into voice, visual direction, and a complete private website.
Develop the whole businessStarts fresh: this sampler never transfers your answers. Download the check sheet if you want to bring the candidate with you.